BDD in .NET – Chicken or Egg or..?
Predicate: I’m brand new to BDD / TDD, but I’ve done my homework.
Where should I draw the line between unit tests and integration tests? Should they be separate?
I have a small MVC framework I’ve been working on. It’s code base definitely isn’t big, but it’s not longer just a couple of classes. I finally decided to take the plunge and start writing tests for it(yes, I know I should’ve been doing that all along, but it’s API was super unstable up until now)
NUnit SetUp and TearDown
I have some experience in MS Test but new to NUnit.
How do we make unit tests run fast?
We have reached the point in our project where we have almost a thousand tests and people have stopped bothering with running them before doing a check in because it takes so long. At best they run the tests that are relevant to the piece of code that they changed and at worst they simply check it in without testing.
How can I test parts of my application against the output of third party application?
I have a fairly new C# application, approximately 6 months old, that we are now trying to incorporate testing into. (Should have been done from the start but I can’t change the past)
Approach for rewriting NUnit tests after refactoring method [closed]
Closed 5 days ago.
How can I fix this NUnit testing issue?
I have test data and test like this below:
Selenium-Nunit Program Structure
My office has a suite of web reporting engines written in VB. All in all there’s about 300 reports with varying displays depending on the data being input into them. I’m trying to establish an efficient way to deal with such a major diversity, but am struggling with creating a system that won’t be a nightmare to code/maintain.
Selenium-Nunit Program Structure
My office has a suite of web reporting engines written in VB. All in all there’s about 300 reports with varying displays depending on the data being input into them. I’m trying to establish an efficient way to deal with such a major diversity, but am struggling with creating a system that won’t be a nightmare to code/maintain.
Selenium-Nunit Program Structure
My office has a suite of web reporting engines written in VB. All in all there’s about 300 reports with varying displays depending on the data being input into them. I’m trying to establish an efficient way to deal with such a major diversity, but am struggling with creating a system that won’t be a nightmare to code/maintain.