Guido van Loon

A few days after I've pointed my RSS reader to the Rhino.Mocks Google Group There is an announcement form the author of RhinoMocks that a brand new version 3.0 is released yesterday.

On top of this he has been making a screen cast that explains how to use RhinoMocks. The video is almost one hour long but I think is definitely worth watching as it shows you how it all works very well. In order to see the video you must install the Camtasia TSCC codec wich you can download here (it's the first link on the page)

One tip for the author, Ayende: could you please turn off Resharper next time you do a screen cast. Seeing you edit code with that tool is a little hard to follow if you don't use it yourself.

Happy mocking indeed

Scott Guthrie points out that Microsoft is offerring a free online course where you can learn all about ASP.Net AJAX. Click te link below to check it out. You'll need to have a Live ID to sign in though.

Developing Enhanced Web Experiences with Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX Extensions

Here is the discription of the course (taken from the Microsft eLearning web site):

In this 2-hour clinic you will learn about the rich functionality that ASP.NET AJAX Extensions provides for building highly responsive and enhanced web applications. In addition to learning about the different server and client components of ASP.NET AJAX, you will also learn how to build new ASP.NET AJAX applications and how to upgrade existing ASP.NET applications to take advantage of ASP.NET AJAX.

This clinic is appropriate for experienced .NET Web Developers and Software Architects who are looking to incorporate ASP.NET AJAX within their existing and future solutions.