TFUIers: I apologize for the wait! I put a big chunk of everything online to make up for it: http://flea.sourceforge.net/TFUI.html The bad news is I left in...
... Drooooool. What a great chunk of content just landed on my desktop, and how tantalizing are the omissions. Thanks Phlip! -- Ryan Platte [Non-text portions...
Over on the Fitnesse list they've been working on a .NET port. I threw my hat in to get FolderRunner running, which includes a SpreadsheetRunner that reads in...
... We are glad we made not opening it as a lowly database thru ADO so much fun for you. ;-) -- Phlip http://www.greencheese.org/ZeekLand <-- NOT a blog!!...
hi cory, ... nice article. i might have missed it, but were you intending to mention the use of reveal in the article? cheers, owen. -- Owen Rogers |...
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... Yes. This was just the "hard" part of getting Excel to open and read from it. I believe I'll have to write back to it, and in doing that reveal() will...
... Thanks! I'll be sure to bookmark that. ... FIT is known as the Framework for Integrated Tests. FITnesse is FIT in Wiki form. The basic concept is that you...
... The mailing list for http://fitnesse.org . It's a stand-alone web site and Wiki that hosts automate acceptance tests, written in only 90kloc of pristine...
... FIT in ... tests ... Wiki ... communications. ... of ... that ... A little, I had a look at the Fitnesse web site. My interpretation is that thw wiki is...
... Well, there are two parts. There is FIT, the Framework for Integrated Tests. It runs on tables which define input and expected output, and can be hooked to...
... Thanks John. All I know is that I'm helping port the FIT library from Java to .NET based on the activity on the Fitnesse list. My (limited) understanding...
... The legend is this: - the OnsiteCustomer writes all user stories as failing acceptance tests before developers implement the stories Of course I have never...
... Not only that, but you run into issues where the Acceptance tests drive the design one way, while your TDD tests drive it another. There is a current...
... Of course. That's the same as having your design fail to meet your requirements, which either means that your requirements are not implementable, or your...
... btw, how's it coming? we could certainly make use of it on my current project. cheers, owen. -- Owen Rogers | http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/exortech | ...
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Oct 21, 2005 4:17 am
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... Pretty straightforward, actually. A lot of what I've seen has been coming over pretty much untouched. The big one was the SpreadsheetRunner, since it...
... Okay, here's the test. Note that I since fixed the problem (not because I'm diligent, but because this thread kept the issue alive for me). The general ...
Thanks Cory, it is getting clearer. What are the advantages of placing the data in a wiki over an excel spreadsheet and accessing the data directly there? ...
[Netiquette request: Please trim all the quoted stuff, guys!] ... Try it and see: http://www.zeroplayer.com/cgi-bin/wiki?TestWikiFormat The goal is make tests...
... In addition to what Philip said, it also allows communication so that customers can see the status of what is going on whenever they like. For example, we...
Hi, thanks for helping me get to the bottom of using fit tests. Here are my current thoughts: Firstly in response to Phlip: 1)The goal is make tests as easy as...
... Sometimes one system works and sometimes another does. We can't go farther without discussing a real project with its specific topology. Has anyone here...
... What did you think my question was? I am an Onsite Customer. I sit in front of X, and think of a new test T. I type in its criteria, hit a button, and it...
