NUnit
NUnit Test Runner and Profiler for Visual Studio
Submitted by Antony Marcano on Thu, 05/01/2006 - 15:35. .NET | NUnit[textile]Looks interesting... Will have to investigate this tool...
"MailFrame NUnit TestRunner":http://www.mailframe.net/Products/TestRunner/2005/
I like the look of the visual integration with the Visual Studio editor...
"MailFrame NUnit TestRunner":http://www.mailframe.net/Products/TestRunner/2005/
I like the look of the visual integration with the Visual Studio editor...
Model View Presenter - is testing the presenter enough?
Submitted by danbunea on Mon, 28/11/2005 - 09:11. C# | NMock | NUnit | test driven developmentSource code: Download
Lately, I have noticed that the Humble Dialog Box or Model View Presenter are gaining more and more acceptance among software developers, especially in agile communities, because of its benefits regarding the very good separation between the view and the behavior and because it can be very easily unit tested, on a problematic field: user interface.
Lately, I have noticed that the Humble Dialog Box or Model View Presenter are gaining more and more acceptance among software developers, especially in agile communities, because of its benefits regarding the very good separation between the view and the behavior and because it can be very easily unit tested, on a problematic field: user interface.
Testing your web UI using SWExplorerAutomation and NUnit
Submitted by Antony Marcano on Thu, 01/09/2005 - 23:36. GUI test tools | NUnit | web testing tools[textile]In my "previous posts about SWExplorerAutomation (SWEA)":http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/2592, I addressed a couple of initial problems with getting "SWEA":http://home.comcast.net/~furmana/SWIEAutomation.htm to work on a specific configuration of machine.
Having got past that, I moved on to more interesting things... Specifically, using SWEA under NUnit.
I won't go into the detail of any of the SWEA main features since "Alex Furman":http://www.alexfurman.net does that better than me in his "Flash Demo":http://home.comcast.net/~furmana/SWExplorerAutomation.html and developer documentation available on the "SWEA home page":http://home.comcast.net/~furmana/SWIEAutomation.htm
When should you use SWEA? Well, there are so many different circumstances where it would be appropriate and many where it wouldn't... rather than guess your circumstances, I'll tell you about mine:
Having got past that, I moved on to more interesting things... Specifically, using SWEA under NUnit.
I won't go into the detail of any of the SWEA main features since "Alex Furman":http://www.alexfurman.net does that better than me in his "Flash Demo":http://home.comcast.net/~furmana/SWExplorerAutomation.html and developer documentation available on the "SWEA home page":http://home.comcast.net/~furmana/SWIEAutomation.htm
When should you use SWEA? Well, there are so many different circumstances where it would be appropriate and many where it wouldn't... rather than guess your circumstances, I'll tell you about mine:
NUnitASP Architecture walkthrough video from Jim Shore
Submitted by Roy Osherove on Tue, 09/08/2005 - 21:23. NUnit | unit testing frameworks & toolsJim Shore, one of the Agile folks out there, has created a nice animated video using Camtasia that talks about how the NUnitASP Architecture works. It's not really for those without any NUnitASP experience but it's definitely interesting and I hope there will be more of this to come.
Here's the full excerpt from his email to the Test-First user interfaces mailing list at Yahoo:
At the Agile 2005 conference, Joshua Kerievsky talked about using alternatives to hands-on coaching to "commoditize" training in XP. I found it to be a thought-provoking talk. Well, tI've tried out one of Joshua's ideas and I'm very pleased with the result.
NUnitAsp is a tool for test-driven development of ASP.NET. I've produced a video that talks about NUnitAsp's architecture, the challenges that you face in NUnitAsp, and ways to overcome them. It's a neat presentation, very compact at eight minutes, and well illustrated with animation and figures, if I do say so myself. Although it's intended for advanced users, I think anybody interested in NUnitAsp or TDD in general will learn something from watching it.
I'm very happy with the way this turned out and I hope you'll take a look. Please let me know what you think. You can find the video on the NUnitAsp web site:
This is the first time I've produced a video like this and I've blogged about the experience here:
Enjoy!
NUnit Converter: switch from NUnit to VSTS
Submitted by webmaster@testdriven.com (Links) on Wed, 29/06/2005 - 21:36. NUnit | Visual Studio Team System 2005A tool from Jim Newkirk that converts NUnit Test Code into tests compatible with Visual Studio 2005 Team System.
NUnit in Hebrew?
Submitted by Roy Osherove on Thu, 24/03/2005 - 02:22. NUnitThis is a question to all the Hebrew-speaking readers of this blog (all 3 of you):
One of the upcoming features on NUnit will be a localization kit which will enable it to be run in different language contexts. So:
- Would you want to use a version if NUnit in Hebrew? explain why (yes or no)
- Would you want to he
Test Driven Development Using NUnit in C#
Submitted by webmaster@testdriven.com (Links) on Thu, 27/01/2005 - 23:08. .NET | NUnit | test driven developmentWhen sitting down to create an application, many developers start by writing the code. Test Driven Development emphasizes the opposite, stressing the need to prepare test scenarios or test cases before writing the code itself. This seemingly backwards approach has some benefits. First of all, it requires that the programmer be very clear about what tests the program should pass and what test it should fail, bringing such concerns to the forefront of the software design process. Furthermore, by meticulously detailing what tests a system should pass and fail we can use tools to automate most of our tests. An automated job is one that's always very, very easy to do. These automated tests are meant to be run every time there's a code change and are referred to as unit tests.
SharpDevelop develops NUnit integration
Submitted by Roy Osherove on Thu, 27/01/2005 - 02:54. .NET | NUnit | Open SourceSharpDevelop, the open source .NET editor, has built in NUnit integration. I'm still not sure what that really means, but I intend to find out. Hopefully it will be just like the JUnit integration found in similar Java projects.<