First, good luck.... One thing to remember about TDD and, by implication, the use of Mock Objects is that it's a design technique. The "training wheel" rule of...
We use FitNesse and have found it relatively easy to use and valuable. I prefer it because of the Wiki format. It's easy to specify the tests and the ability...
From: Shane Mingins <shanemingins@...> ... Both (one or the other). ... The core fixtures (ColumnFixture, RowFixture, and ActionFixture) come with both....
Sorry for a bit of PR... but I think it is relevant to the newsgroup agenda: AnyUnit C/C++ Edition add-in for Visual Studio 2003 .NET is available for download...
Hi Shane, ... Lots of people are using Fit by itself and lots are using Fit in FitNesse. FitNesse has Fit included, and provides a wiki for writing test,...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fitlibrary/ Rick Chris Wheeler wrote: The FitLibrary includes a whole lot of new fixtures, including DoFixture, as well as...
Hi Bret, Apologies to you and the list-members for taking so long to reply - other responsibilities prevailed... I intend to get to as many of the other...
Hi Brian: I'm glad to see that you are going on Scripting for Testers. Please count on me as a reviewer when the time comes. I'm also happy to give you a...
I just posted a tutorial on using Selenium. The specific implementation I covered is Python-based, but it can be driven by scripts written in Ruby, Perl, Java,...
http://home.att.net/~geoffrey.slinker/maverick/UnitTest.html This paper talks about the different uses of unit testing. It is not constrained to the TDD...
Hi, I was at a conference yesterday on test automation and there were a lot of experience reports on performance, load, and stress testing. One person in our...
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Stefan, As a coincidence, I posted this entry on my blog a few days ago: http://agiletesting.blogspot.com/2005/02/performance-vs-load-vs-stress-testing.html ...
I ran across a Web site dedicated to performance testing: http://www.performancetester.com/mambo/index.php Grig ... Hi, I was at a conference yesterday on test...
Another link is to Scott Barbers page - http://www.perftestplus.com/ Personally, the problems I have had load/stress/performance testing is not the tools that...
Hi Chris and Rick, At my current project, we also started out using a directory structure to organise the tests. But like you say Chris, it quickly becomes ...
One of the struggles I've had is echoed in some comments of others the last few days: I run into substantial test suites that are based around a series of...
... I enjoyed the article and found the examples good, especially the login one. The sum/average one is interesting as the discussion relies on a peculiar...
I like the distinction of the test types, and the paper helps me think more clearly about automating tests. This is a related thought that came to mind. As a...
... There's definitely some good food for thought there. I agree that if there is a way to define a declarative test it will often be more concise and clear...
... The private version of this wiki... http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?BroadbandFeedback ...has many large cases, each with a screen shot, a <textarea> containing ...
Hi Nils, Good to hear that categories worked for you. I like multiple-classification schemes. I'm currently in the process of changing the FolderRunner in the...
Hi Bill, Yes, good examples. I find that often tests tangle many ideas together, and that pulling out the "declarative" is an important step to isolating and...
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005 07:10:01 -0500, Ron Jeffries ... I think it's more that there are aspects of a system that may depend on how you got there, but that may not...
... Yes ... I'm just musing about whether there's something useful to say about transforming something from apparently procedural to apparently tabular by...
Hi Nils, Rick I like your technique of disabling tests by simply including a special table into the tests. [I work with Chris Wheeler, who also participated...
... Yes, I know what you mean. Several times in the last year or so I've come into places that have a boatload of manual (procedural) test cases and an intent...
... You're definitely right that tests can be made more independent. But then tests end up repeating similar setup. As you point out later, the common parts...
... I'm a subversion newbie, but maybe it could help with both these problems. It's much better than CVS about renaming files and directories. It also lets you...
