Author Archives: Matthew

Chutzpah 2.4 – Code Coverage is a go!

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Posted on April 22, 2013 by Matthew

With the Chutzpah 2.4 release one of the most asked for features is now available: built-in code coverage. In addition this release contains a bunch of bug fixes and added configurability. You can get the new bits from CodePlex, NuGet … Continue reading →

Posted in Chutzpah | 5 Comments

Using SignalR in an ARR cluster

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Posted on April 5, 2013 by Matthew

My team ran into an issue when deploying an application which uses SignalR on a clustered environment using Application Request Routing (ARR). We created a simple three server setup with one server as an ARR node and 2 servers running … Continue reading →

Posted in ARR, SignalR | 3 Comments

Chutzpah 2.3 Released

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Posted on January 13, 2013 by Matthew

This release contains a couple important new features and bug fixes. Chutzpah now gives you more control in how you want youe tests run using the new chutzpah.json settings file (described in detail below). You can get the new bits … Continue reading →

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Chutzpah 2.2 with TypeScript support

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Posted on October 25, 2012 by Matthew

This release contains a few new features most notably that Chutzpah can now work directly on TypeScript files. You can get the new bits from CodePlex, NuGet or go to the Visual Studio Gallery to get the updated Visual Studio … Continue reading →

Posted in Chutzpah, TypeScript | 14 Comments

Quickly moving up a directory tree

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Posted on October 5, 2012 by Matthew

I am lazy and I have been working recently on optimizing my PowerShell profile to become faster from the command line. My most recent target was a command I run often to move up a directory: > cd ../ Now … Continue reading →

Posted in PowerShell | 4 Comments