ObserverOfTime

/**
  * To apply the theme:
  * 1) Open dev tools with CTRL + SHIFT + I
  * 2) Go to the console
  * 3) Paste the following code
  * Note: You will have to do this again whenever Github Desktop updates
  */

const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');

NickCraver

This is a simple LINQPad script I wrote one day to load test some large SQL servers. Maybe it's useful to someone. The basic premise is defining your queries once, including which ID patterns to fetch (at the bottom), and load test a mixture. The script defines everything needed in one place, then fires up the command-line linqpad runner to run many queries at once.

Params up top:

const string LinqPadPath = @"C:\Linqpad\lprun.exe";
const bool runSequential = false;
const int defaultThreads = 1;
const int defaultIterations = 2000;

tsiege

ANNOUNCEMENT

I have moved this over to the Tech Interview Cheat Sheet Repo and has been expanded and even has code challenges you can run and practice against!






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cr7pt0gr4ph7

A small demo program in C#, demonstrating the dynamic generation of Xunit tests for each filename in a search path, where the filename matches a pattern. This Gist requires xUnit.net to compile.

After reading in the EnumerateFilesFixtureAttribute on the type Tests.AutoPopulatedTest, the main program enumerates all files in the path specified by the attribute that also match the searchPattern (e.g. "*.json").

It then uses System.Reflection.Emit to emit a test method for each of the files found. Each generated test method is also decorated with a [Xunit.FactAttribute] to make the Xunit test runner recognize it.

By modifying the value of the generated DisplayName property, one can change how the generated tests are displayed in the Xunit GUI runner, for example.