Implemented isop auto cli. It’s possible to use the isop library without having a reference to isop.

While WPF is nice and resharper + visual studio is awesome it’s just to painful to develop on a remote machine. The alternative is to buy visual studio + windows and create a virtual machine. This feels to much like a serious investment: The cost of windows is something like 1200 skr. The cost of visual studio is about 10 000 skr. So I guess I will abandon the platform specific home projects. Time to try out some more scheme, python and ruby (I’m not forgetting mono)!

Since you your view model can be oblivious of your views (html) you can write unit tests for functionality quite far out into the gui. You can then use TDD to develop your view models. I’ve seen examples of testing where you include the views.

Lovely geekery when press play on tape plays cannon fodder with old game controllers. Why not monkey island :).

I’ve renamed the dotnet-console project on github to isop. Isop is the swedish name for hyssop. Like any spice it is intended to give flavor to the development of command line apps in .net.