WANTED: Glasgow based Trainee .NET Developer

Chris Canal — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:51:56 GMT

Strictly no agencies. I mean it! If I get a single call or email I will NOT be polite.

My employer is looking to hire a trainee .NET developer. No real previous .NET experience is required, but you must have a passion for development and the latest technology.

You'll get the opportunity to learn and work with many practices and tools that fall under the ALT.NET banner:

Agile Practices
Test Driven Development
Domain Driven Development
Continuous Integration
NHibernate
Castle
Binsor
BOO
Rhino
.NET 3.5
ASP.NET MVC

This is a great opportunity for someone just starting out in the .NET world. You'll get full training in all the above technologies and more (SQL Server, jQuery, etc.). This position will give you amazing experience with .NET in an ALT.NET influenced development environment. This is what we looking for from you:

Passionate about technology
Willing to learn
Hard working
Self-motivating
Believes in the right tools for the job

As well as the list of technologies, your duties will include:

Testing the product range
Support current product
Develop new functionality/software

If your interested, contact me at chris dot canal at e4ums dot co dot uk. As I said at the start, you don't need a load of experience, you will get trained in everything your going to need.

Strictly no agencies. I mean it! If I get a single call or email I will NOT be polite.

TeamCity and NUnit 2.4.7 Updated

Chris Canal — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:02:01 GMT

If your on the ALT.NET mailing list, you probably seen the argument debate of the choice of CI Server. I've always used CC.NET, but decided to give TeamCity a whirl last night.

Overall I'm impressed, but I'm having a problem running my tests. I'm using the latest build of NUnit (2.4.7) and Team City returns an error :

Failure executing test(s). If you assembly is not built using NUnit version 2.4.6.0, then ensure you have redirected assembly bindings. Consult the documentation of the <nunit2> task for more information.

I've gone through the documenation and tried to find out how to sort it, but I've had no luck so far. Has anyone had this problem?

*Update*
Got it sorted. Todays lesson: Don't be so lazy! I was originally building it with the solution file. I switched it to my NAnt script and it seems to be working ok now... Now to work out if there is anyway to display the NUnit test results.... :)

continuous integration

WANTED: Glasgow based Trainee .NET Developer

Strictly no agencies. I mean it! If I get a single call or email I will NOT be polite.

Strictly no agencies. I mean it! If I get a single call or email I will NOT be polite.

TeamCity and NUnit 2.4.7 *Updated*

TeamCity and NUnit 2.4.7 Updated