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reflectionhelper

This project is set up to make the process of Reflection in .net much easier to code than it is using the standard methods provided by the framework by applying core features through a simple API. I always found the .net Reflection methods quite unwieldy and unintuitive.

Umbraco.Pylon

Base classes and structures for developing well architected, developer focussed Umbraco solutions.

responsive-mq

Responsive MQ has been designed to enable you to attach JavaScript functions to media queries so you can have viewport specific code executing within your app to partner up with your responsive CSS.

backbone-ribs

Backbone Ribs is an extension project which adds an additional layer of functionality to Backbone that simplifies creation of basic types of views, adds more granular JSON handling and separates concerns further by separating Views from Regions (see Views and regions below for details) which enables proper garbage handling.

testsupport

The aim of the Ministry Test Support Libraries is to provide a suite of Fakes, Mocks and assertion classes that make the process of testing easier. This is not exclusively for unit testing either, the libraries also support console automation testing.

fakepay

A tool to provide a fake server to return configured responses to act as a development replacement for a Payment Gateway

webdriver

This project is set up to provide a basic styled framework to build a page structured model for writing UI Automation tests against - now for dotnet core and dotnet classic.