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I have been developing software using Test Driven Development (TDD) for over three years now. I usually use traditional xUnit style testing frameworks (NUnit, JUnit, jsUnit, FlexUnit, cppUnit, etc) because they are the most accessible frameworks out there. In reality, though, my TDD style has evolved into more of a Behavior Driven Development (BDD) style. [...] Read more >> Introducing Jasmine-Flex Test Driven Development has been in full force for quite a few years now. This has lead us to volumes of tests that ensure that we are building the system right. This has proven to be a valuable part of the development process. However, what is missing… Read more >> Screencast: Using SpecFlow and WebAii Object expressions are a cool feature of F#. For those unfamiliar, they allow you to easily instantiate anonymous classes: There are times when it’s useful to instantiate anonymous classes in this fashion (a topic for another post), but I’m not convinced that mocking is one of them. However, based on based on a couple of [...] Read more >> F# Object Expressions vs Mocking Libraries: Am I Missing Something? While studying a particular portion of IronPython in Action, I came across a footnote to a blog post entitled Patterns in Python. By the end of the post, I found myself mentally tweaking a lot of my code. Though quite old (the page was posted Februa… Read more >> Note to Self 11 – Patterns in Python, Process is Everything, Selenium While studying a particular portion of IronPython in Action, I came across a footnote to a blog post entitled Patterns in Python. By the end of the post, I found myself mentally tweaking a lot of my code. Though quite old (the page was posted Februa… Read more >> Note to Self 11 – Patterns in Python, Process is Everything, Selenium While studying a particular portion of IronPython in Action, I came across a footnote to a blog post entitled Patterns in Python. By the end of the post, I found myself mentally tweaking a lot of my code. Though quite old (the page was posted Februa… Read more >> Note to Self 11 – Patterns in Python, Process is Everything, Selenium While studying a particular portion of IronPython in Action, I came across a footnote to a blog post entitled Patterns in Python. By the end of the post, I found myself mentally tweaking a lot of my code. Though quite old (the page was posted Februa… Read more >> Note to Self 11 – Patterns in Python, Process is Everything, Selenium Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to observe the interaction with an object and verify that this interaction is in your best interest. The Scenario Some objects that you have to consume are just poorly written. The ones that are most … Read more >> PatternsInTesting[3] – Spy Pattern I will be presenting items from the PatternsInTesting series as well as some additional content in the Test Driven is Driving me Insane talk at the Great Lakes .net User Group on 3/18/2009 and at the Northwest Ohio .net User Group on 4/21/2009. This ha… Read more >> More Patterns in Testing I will be presenting items from the PatternsInTesting series at the Greater Lansing .net User Group Flint meeting. I was compelled to put this blog series and presentation together to address the pain many organization experience when trying to… Read more >> Patterns in testing goes live |
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