unit testing

The Testability Explorer Blog

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

We are going to start doing test driven development at my work. So I’ve been looking at ways around the problems that I’ve previously encountered when trying to write unit tests. Most of these problems centre around not being able to isolate the logic that I want to test. Often there are large amounts of [...]

NUnit TestCase

Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009

In my previous post about fitnesse I mentioned that it would be good to have a simple way to specify expected inputs and outputs for a method. I was fairly sure there must be something out there and the latest version of NUnit (Beta version 2.5) offers a great solution.
It allows us to specify parameters [...]

Automated Testing With Fitnesse

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

I’ve recently been experimenting a bit with Fitnesse, an automated testing tool that uses a wiki to specify and document the tests. It’s java code that runs as a service but you can easily test code from other languages such as .net, delphi and more.
Fitnesse tests are setup in a table format which is very [...]

Unit Testing Of Mobile Device Applications

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

I had quite a few troubles getting set up for unit testing of mobile device applications. I was trying to write tests for the compact framework on Windows Mobile 5. I did eventaully get the tests up and running with the device emulator, but the tests where terribly slow to run, it was taking about [...]