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Non c’è che dire, Eric quasi sempre centra il punto, ma questo post è veramente da far leggere a mio avviso a chiunque gestisca in qualche modo lo sviluppo software, soprattutto in Italia. alk. Tags: Testing

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02 May 2011
Coded Ui Test in VS 2010

I must admit that I’m absolutely not a fan of testing through UI. A good program keeps the business logic separated from the UI, so it is testable without passing for the UI. In the real world we have application written by others, or you can simply have to test UI control interaction. In these [......

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 30 Oct 2009
Rhino Mocks Arrange Act Assert and expectation on generic methods

I have a project where some actions are to be scheduled by an external library. Each action can be instantiated by a constructor or by a static factory method, and I want to verify with the test that: all action declares static factory method and inside the factory methods all objects are resolved by...

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 27 Aug 2009
Using Pex in more complex environment a tale of

Some post ago I blogged about Pex, in that post I showed how to use pex to test a routine that does string manipulation, now that I have build a Msbuild Task (as blogged in this post) I want to try pex to analyze that task and find errors. If you simply run pex again [...]

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10 Aug 2009
Manage In memory nhibernate test with sqlite and database schema

When you work with nhibernate you usually write a lot of tests that interact with your database, mainly to test your mapping but also when you do not want to shield the session behind a IRepository. To avoid Slow Test you should use some In Memory database like Sqlite, but it can be problematic when...

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 24 Jul 2009
Integrate Nunit test into a Tfs build

Since a lot of people use NUnit testing framework, it is of high importance knowing how to fully integrate nunit test runner inside a tfs build. The overall problem is that you can create a custom task, or using an existing one to run nunit tests, but the main problem is integrating nunit output with...

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 19 Jul 2009
Database Test With DataBase Edition

I really like the ability to use the Visual Studio Team System Database Edition to create Database Test where I can specify the Database Project with the structure and a DataGeneration Plan to preload data for testing. While this is really good to create a set of unit test that are repeatable, it can...

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 19 Jun 2009
Pex to the rescue

Pex is a product from microsoft research that is really useful for those Test Addicted developers. Pex is a White Box Testing tool for .Net, that is able to analyze your code to find every possible point of failure of a method or a class. This morning I had a couple of log from a [...]

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 16 Jun 2009
Fiddler alla riscossa

Personalmente non posso vivere senza fiddler , ed un’altra prova della potenza di questo tool la trovate qui , nel blog dell’Ace Team, in cui viene mostrato come fiddler possa anche registrare il traffico producendo poi un bel Web Test che potete includere in visual studio. Il processo è un po macchinoso...

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 16 Jun 2009
Fluent Syntax for Assertion in msTest

Switching from Nunit to MsTest is quite simple, but the first thing I really miss with mstest was the lack of a fluent assertion syntax. Consider the assertion you must write if you want to check that a number is lesser than 100 or greater than 200 [TestMethod] public void BaseAssertFluentWithSyntaxHelperLtOrGtRo...

Posted to ExternalBlogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10 Jun 2009

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