SpecFlow provides a pragmatic and frictionless approach to Acceptance Test Driven Development and Behavior Driven Development for .NET projects . This video shows how to use SpecFlow to create specifications and leverage Telerik’s WebAii Test Automation Framework for driving the browser through code. Download the video on Develop Using .NET
This blog post covers the required implementation to get started with writing Acceptance Tests in a real Java project with JBehave.
In this blog post, Brian Osman presents two types of software testing: agressive and passive.
In this blog post, Karl Seguin explains why we should stop using mocks to reduce coupling and brittleness in our code.
QUnit is a JavaScript test suite. It’s used by the jQuery project to test its code and plugins but is capable of testing any generic JavaScript code and even JavaScript code on the server-side. This article explores how to write unit tests with QUnit for Javascript.
In this blog post, Sylvain Francois explores the differences between the best practices coming from “ivory towers” and reality of daily projects for unit testing.
In this short presentation, Valdemar Júnior shows how he uses Selenium 2.0 and Webdriver to execute integration tests in the maven life cycle with cargo-maven-plugin.
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