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TDD/BDD screencast/video resources [closed]

I've recently finished watching the Autumn of Agile screencasts and I'm looking for more material of similar scope. Basically, I'm looking for screencasts that present TDD/BDD process while developing somewhat "real life" applications (or parts of them) - so no 20 minute intros please. I'm surpris...
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subtle differences between JavaScript and Lua [closed]

I simply love JavaScript. It's so elegant (imagine the quiet sound of lovestruck fanboy sighing in the background). 8 Answe...
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How can I parse JSON with C#?

I have the following code: 17 Answers 17 ...
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How to reverse a singly linked list using only two pointers?

I wonder if there exists some logic to reverse a singly-linked list using only two pointers. 33 Answers ...
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Print PHP Call Stack

I'm looking for a way to print the call stack in PHP. 15 Answers 15 ...
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How to “git clone” including submodules?

I'm trying to put a submodule into a repo. The problem is that when I clone the parent repo, the submodule folder is entirely empty. ...
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When is del useful in python?

I can't really think of any reason why python needs the del keyword (and most languages seem to not have a similar keyword). For instance, rather than deleting a variable, one could just assign None to it. And when deleting from a dictionary, a del method could be added. ...
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How do I convert uint to int in C#?

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How to fix the uninitialized constant Rake::DSL problem on Heroku?

I am getting errors similar to the ones in these questions , except mine are occuring on Heroku : 5 Answers ...
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Equivalent of typedef in C#

Is there a typedef equivalent in C#, or someway to get some sort of similar behaviour? I've done some googling, but everywhere I look seems to be negative. Currently I have a situation similar to the following: ...