I have a small piece of code that tests if a variable implements IConvertible by using x is IConvertible. I have three different projects running the same code. One for .Net4.0, one for .Net4.5 (both working fine) and one for WinRT/NetFX/Metro which of course doesn’t work. Inspecting e.g Int32 in t…
Daniel Wertheim
I’ve been spending some time lately “converting” a lib from .Net4.5 to .Net4.0 and WinRT. Unfortunately I could not use portable class libraries (PCL) but that’s another story. When converting the code, I ran into problems with using NUnit for running my tests in the WinRT class libraries: > The…
Daniel Wertheim
I do get that WinRT (or whatever name it has) is not .Net, and that it supports a subset of .Net BCL, but I can not for my life understand, why you design something in a way that the quality tools, the testing framework builtin to Visual Studio 2012 has gained different namespaces? I’m most likely…
Daniel Wertheim
Recently I started a new open source project called MyCouch [http://github.com/danielwertheim/mycouch]. It’s a simple async CouchDB client for .Net. It’s based on top of the async HttpClient found in .Net 4.5, but thanks to Microsoft’s portable class libraries (PCL) found on NuGet, there’s now also…
Daniel Wertheim