... trying to answer or the ... (HTML::Parser? ... Did you read the original message I wrote (see below)? I'm not sure I can be more specific than that. What...
OK, so I just ran my CGi scripts 100 times in two configurations: 1) Through Apache: 7 seconds 2) Directly from PerlUnit: 0.1 seconds. Running 100 tests in 7...
I am currently working with a small team putting together a FIT IDE plug-in for Eclipse. We are grappling with the concept of a FIT Suite and would like some...
Hi, Alain... I did read your original message, including the example code. I thought I understood the problem you were posing, then on reflection I wasn't so...
Alain -- We've had very good luck functionally testing a portal application without going through apache. We just invoked the scripts with the same variables...
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... as I'm modeling it, ... the same thing when ... Oh, I see the source of the confusion now. What I meant by "testing the behaviour of an HTML page" was...
... I did an experiment a few years ago. I wrote, in Java, a simulator for a single chip computer and then used it to test a program I was writing. I...
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We've worked hard to keep our FitNesse suites runnable in any order. However, we do have a few GUI tests with interdependencies, due to the use of canonical...
... I believe this feature is built into Fitnesse. I know it was in the implementation that we used at my last job. I suggest you use that as a point of...
... FitNesse runs tests in alphabetical order by wiki page name, I don't know if there is some parameter to change that? If someone knows, please reply. I ...
... I started wrestling with a similar problem last week at a client who's starting up with Rails. I thought I had a clever-ish solution, but it fails with...
On 4 Jun 2007, at 16:28, Ward Cunningham wrote: [snip] ... [snip] Me to. This sort of thing seems to fall out very naturally from test driving the development....
On 5 Jun 2007, at 03:32, Brian Marick wrote: [snip] ... [snip] I often end up with a local DSL that maps the model to the HTML. For example my current...
... as I ... No, I'm asking this question in the context of a greenfield project. I'm just fishing for better practices than what I am currently doing. Maybe...
... Yes. What I'm hoping is that the page-generation code can create page- model accessors for tests kind of like the way Rails creates business object methods...
Can you please let me know of a good Agile Project Management Tools. We are using XPlanner right now but the powers that be.. want something that will be able...
We use ScrumWorks where I work, but I don't think I'd recommend it. It's awkward, has a bad UI, and suffers from too many bugs. On the plus side, it does work...
I've used eXPlainPMT, though not the newest version. It was perfectly fine. Don't know about scalability. <http://explainpmt.com/> ... Brian Marick,...
... Offhand, my response to that kind of request is a very polite statement that translates into YAGNI. (You Aren't Gonna Need It.) But that's just my jerk...
You could check out Basecamp: http://www.basecamphq.com/ My organization just recently started using it, its a nice decentralized web based tool with lots of...
... I might be interested. One of the problems of the world-wide coverage of these groups is that London is outside of the normal remit, but I notice that...
... Hmmm... in that case I'm wondering why TDD didn't push you towards more tests at, say, the dispatch level instead of end-to-end tests. (BTW on the Perl...
... project. ... doing. ... towards ... tests. What link do you see between greenfield project and more dispatch level tests? Even a greenfield project needs...
On 6 Jun 2007, at 22:59, Desilets, Alain wrote: [snip] ... [snip] Of course :-) However, with a greenfield project I'd expect to be pretty confident that the...
Hi Brian, On 5 Jun 2007, at 15:44, Brian Marick wrote: [snip] ... Interesting idea. I'd guess just having a id/class naming convention would get you a lot of...
Hi Brian, I came across your blog post before the this message but I'll repeat the question I asked on your blog: why the invite only format? Why not...
... I've found medium-sized group gatherings more productive with position papers than without. I think there are several reasons: 1. It selects for people who...