Category Archives: Testing
IndyNDA – Testing Code From The Pit Of Despair
It’s the second week of February so if you read this blog with any frequency you know what that means. That’s right, IndyNDA is this Thursday (9 February)! This month we’re fortunate to have Phil Japikse returning to discuss testing … Continue reading
Filed under Community, IndyNDA, Practices, Testing, User Groups
Going Underground: Microsoft Moles
Despite having been around for several years I hadn’t heard about Microsoft’s Moles framework until a few months ago when one of my teammates mentioned it during the 2011 Indy GiveCamp. I was interested in learning more about it at … Continue reading
Filed under C#, Languages, Microsoft Moles, Practices, Software Development, Testing, Visual Studio 2010
October Speaking Engagement – Indy TFS
I’ll be presenting Web performance and load testing in Visual Studio 2010 to the Indy TFS user group on October 5, 2011. In this talk we’ll explore some of the basic test management capabilities in Visual Studio 2010 before diving in to building and executing both Web performance and load tests. Continue reading
Filed under Community, Indy TFS, Load, Performance, Practices, Speaking, Testing, User Groups
NUnit and WatiN
Today a colleague was trying to diagnose why some long neglected UI tests were failing. He quickly discovered that the tests weren’t failing because of changes to the code under test but because our UI test framework was misbehaving. Since … Continue reading
Filed under NUnit, Software Development
Web Performance & Load Testing in Visual Studio 2010
Visual Studio 2010 Premium and Ultimate include tools for authoring and executing a variety of test types. This post introduces the basics of test management, Web performance testing, and load testing in Visual Studio 2010. Continue reading
Filed under Environments, Load, Performance, Practices, Software Development, Testing, Visual Studio 2010
Test Framework Philosophy
A key aspect of deciding between unit test frameworks is a matter of philosophy about what makes unit tests readable. Continue reading
Filed under MSTest, NUnit, Practices, Software Development, Testing, Uncategorized
