Category: TDD
Setting Up NUnit 3 in Visual Studio 2012
Setting up NUnit 3 in Visual Studio is a simple task, but if you don’t know what you need to do, there are a few ways you can easily get stuck. To help you avoid loosing time I put together Read More …
Why don’t I unit test?
I few months ago my brother did a couple of tech talk at work introducing TDD and explaining its benefits (and those talks then became posts in this blog). Then a few weeks later we asked our colleagues, if they Read More …
Testing your logic
Well, this article will be quite short, because when you isolate yourself from sharepoint, or any other hard to test framework, you can write test the same way you would do in any other environment. Now it doesn’t matter if Read More …
How To Test Your Production Code: Using Fake Objects
In the last post we talked about Mock Objects and what are the difference between them and Spies. We have almost completed our journey through the all the different types of Test Doubles, in this post we are going explore Read More …
How To Test You Production Code: Using Mock Objects
By using Test Spies we can capture all the indirect outputs of our software to check that it is working correctly. Often times, making the assertions for all the outputs in the testing function leads to lot’s of duplicated code that after Read More …
How To Test Your Production Code: Test Spy
By using Dummy Objects and Test Stubs, we are able to control the inputs of the System Under Test to exercise every part of it during our tests. But of course, not every method that we want to test is going Read More …
How to Test your Production Code: Using Test Stubs
In our last post we explored how to use Dummy Objects in order to test our code when we are dealing with objects that are difficult to create. One important restriction on the usage of this kind of test double is Read More …
How to Test your Production Code: Using Dummy Objects
Let’s pretend we want to add a method to a class. We, of course, are going implement the method using TDD but we have a problem, to create an instance of the class we need to pass in a super-difficult-to-build Read More …
Setting up NUnit 3 in Visual Studio 2013
Setting up NUnit 3 in Visual Studio is a simple task, but if you don’t know what you need to do, there are a few ways you can easily get stuck. To help you avoid loosing time I put together all the steps you need Read More …
How to Test your Production Code: Everything You Need To Know About Test Doubles
One common objection that I get while explaining TDD to my colleagues is that they deal with objects that are too complex to be tested in an automated suite. They either have methods that are too complex (too many interactions Read More …