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Shawn writes that you should have 100% test code coverage, Jason agrees. Tokes , a co-worker and the person who pointed these posts out to me, disagrees . I also disagree. Background I'm a strong believer in unit testing. I have used unit testing in almost every project I have been involved in for a couple of years now and each time I find I get more and more value from using them. My experience with...
I have just checked in two new features coming soon in Json.NET 2.1: Silverlight client support and improvements to the LINQ to JSON objects. If you are feeling cutting edge you can download the latest source code from CodePlex . Buyer beware: Code coverage of the changes is currently light. To compile a Silverlight build of Json.NET you will need the latest Silverlight 2.0 Beta 2 bits. There is also...
The final version of Json.NET 2.0 is now available for download. The notable new feature(?) of this release is Json.NET now includes documentation. I know, I am just as shocked as you are! Json.NET - Quick Starts & API Documentation Overall I am really proud of how Json.NET 2.0 has turned out. From a usability perspective the new LINQ to JSON API makes manually constructing and reading JSON considerably...
This post on handling different cultures in .NET really caught my imagination a couple of months back. Today I can proudly say that Json.NET passes the Turkey Test! Aside from poultry, the main focus of this Json.NET release has been fixing all the little issues in the LINQ to JSON objects (JObject, JArray, JValue, etc). NCover has been a great help highlighting methods that didn't have any tests over...
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