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On most projects there will be a requirement for users to select on, or, more options out of a dropdown list or a checkout.  In EPiserver this is done via a selection factory, more information can be found here.     Like the good develoeprs we are,[...]

On any .NET project you should be writing unit tests.  I won't go into the benefits of unti testing here, but, when your new to unit testing, afterunderstanding the importance of testing and deciding to get stuck in, the next thign you need to decide[...]

I've previosuly written about my love for Autofixture and how I'd recoemmend that you start using it on your project to make your drastically reduce the amount of unit testing set-up code you'll need to write.  I tend to use NUnit on projects (with a[...]

If you have ever worked on a large project using TDD, or, you've worked on a big project whos where the team was aiming for a very high test coverage then you'll understand the time and effort it take to write your tests set-up code.  in some isntanc[...]

Writing boring boiler plate test sucks.  When it comes to writing monotonous tests, I sometimes fell like I'd rather shoot myself in the foot just so I can get out of it.  This hatred of doing dull repetitive task generally means I'm constantly Googl[...]

Breadcrumbs help your visitors understand where they are on your website and more importantly, how they can get back to previous pages.  Some people love breadcrumbs, some hate them, but they do help keep your visitors on your site.   Luckily, creat[...]

This is the 6th post in a series of posts eplaining the different ways of dealing withdisplay options within Episerver.  When we work with Episerver we something want to allow content editors to be able to dynamically set the width of a block on a pa[...]

In today's guide, I'm going to cover the way that I use dependency injection in .NET.  When I started out as a developer, terms like SOLID and designing to interfaces meant very little to me.  At the time I was writing web form projects and I didn't [...]

Releasing a project without bugs is an essential part of every project.  One of the quickest and easiest tools to help you achieve that goal are unit tests.  Regardless of how high, or low your test coverage is, you should be writing unit tests. One [...]

When you work in a team it's a challenge to make sure that your codebase looks like it's been written by a single person.  Imagine reading a book where each chapter was written in a completetly different style and appraoch.  It'd be pretty crap.  One[...]