What OSS Software Do You Use?
Written March 06, 2007 at 08:14 MST Tagged tools
Yesterday Jeremy Miller asks the question : Do you use OSS tools for .Net development. My answer is an obvious and resounding Yes!! Here are some of the tools I currently use:
- Castle Windsor - Leveraging IOC implementation
- NHibernate - Data Access
- IBatis .Net - Data Access
- log4Net - logging
- MbUnit - Unit Testing
- NUnit - Unit Testing
- Prototype - Javascript
- Script.aculo.us - Web 2.0 framework built on top of prototype
- Watir - Automated web ui testing
- NCover
- NCoverExplorer
- Boo - so many uses!!
- NAnt - Automated Build Tool
- CruiseControl .Net - Continuous Integration Server
- Rhino Mocks - mocking while practicing BDD
- NMock2 - was using this in conjunction with RhinoMocks as until recently, only NMock2 supported mocking generic method calls.
- FireFox - wicked internet browser
- Notepad++ - awesome notepad replacement
- NHQG - Strongly typed querying with NHibernate
- FileHelpers - data import/export
- iBox - overlays in HTML
- Subversion - source code repository
- TortoiseSVN - windows subversion explorer client
- MonoRail - Great MVC framework