Parrots on CodeProject
A few days ago I published an article about Parrots on CodeProject. It can be found here.
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Background and concepts
The more I work on Parrots and the ideas I have about it, the more I manage to give it a narrow and precise context. This is an important step, because it helps users to decide if and when they should use Parrots instead of any other mocking library around.
Why Parrots
Parrots is my first open-source project ever, for many reasons I never joined one before and it is the first I decided to start, but I've always been attracted by the idea of having a good idea and share it, eventually getting to form a good distributed team of developers collaborating on it.
First release
Today I did the first upload to BitBucket of Parrots, a "record and replay" mocking library I'm working on since a few weeks.
AppFabric & "Protocol Buffers"
In the last few days I've been struggling with a quite hard task: introducing some caching mechanism in an existing and complex infrastructure, which is already using AppFabric caching (aka: Velocity) in some other areas.
Do you like "parrots"?
Yesterday I had an interesting chat with my colleague and friend Felice, from the famous "Fatica Labs", about an idea I had a couple of months ago.