Software Development
Door Richard Dalton
1. Design
1.1. Frameworks
1.1.1. Enterprise Library
1.1.2. CSLA
1.2. Design Patterns
1.3. Domain Driven Design
1.4. Dependency Injection
1.4.1. Unity Block
1.4.2. Castle Windsor
2. Persistence
3. Configuration Management
3.1. Version Control
3.1.1. SVN
3.1.1.1. AnkhSvn
3.1.1.2. TortoiseSvn
3.1.2. GIT
3.1.2.1. Tortoise GIT
3.1.3. PVCS
3.1.4. Source Safe
3.1.5. Perforce
3.2. Automated Builds
3.2.1. NAnt
3.2.2. MSBuild
3.2.3. Team City
3.3. Packages
3.3.1. NuGet
4. Testing
4.1. Unit Testing
4.1.1. NUnit
4.1.2. NCrunch
4.1.3. Moq
4.1.4. TestDriven.Net
4.1.5. MSTest
4.2. Coverage
4.2.1. dotCover
4.2.2. NCover
4.3. Acceptance Testing
4.3.1. FIT
4.3.1.1. Fitnesse
4.3.1.1.1. FitSharp
4.3.1.1.2. Slim
4.3.2. WinForms
4.3.2.1. White
4.3.3. Browser
4.3.3.1. Selenium
4.3.3.2. Cucumber
5. User Interface
5.1. WinForms
5.2. Browser Based
5.2.1. Javascript
5.2.1.1. JQuery
5.2.2. HTML
5.2.2.1. CSS
5.2.3. ASP.Net
5.2.4. ASP.Net MVC
5.2.5. PHP
6. Construction
6.1. Refactoring
6.1.1. ReSharper
6.2. Visual Studio
6.2.1. VB.Net
6.2.2. C#
6.2.3. F#
6.3. Python
6.3.1. IronPython
6.4. Eclipse
6.4.1. Java