Making Instant C# Viable - Vizualization
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#3It would be cool to see this integrated with the system used in the backend at Pex for Fun (http://www.pexforfun.com/), which tries to automatically find "interesting" inputs for a function given the code.
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#4Cool! Nice work.
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#5Very nice. I'm a bit confused as to how basing this on Roslyn will allow for a MonoDevelop plugin, however. Or did Mono copy the entire Roslyn API, as well?
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#6I've been planning to do something similar, but at run-time where the last known value of each variable is shown. This would complement my stuff nicely - https://github.com/swax/CodePerspective
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#7I've been using NCrunch for some time now, and really enjoy the instant feedback it gives on failed tests. It constantly chugs away in the background like a faithful dog.
I can see things like Instant C# meaning I have to build less: a great productivity enhancer.
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#8I've been using NCrunch for some time now, and really enjoy the instant feedback it gives on failed tests. It constantly chugs away in the background like a faithful dog. I can see things like Instant C# meaning I have to build less: a great productivity enhancer.
That NCrunch is pretty awesome. Never seen that. I'm currently running TestDriven.Net every 5 minutes. Installing now :) Thanks for posting.
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#9Looks very interesting.
How would Instant C# scale up to real code? What about that bank application that has the side effect of throwing 100$ away from your account on each execution?
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#10Here's the link to the Bret Victor presentation where he talks about this concept: http://vimeo.com/36579366