By tag: RoyOsherove
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Answering xUnit.net Questions
Some Q & A on xUnit.net. Brad Wilson answers some of Roy Osherove's questions.
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Art of Unit Testing (Free Chapter 1, PDF)
The first chapter (unedited draft) covers the basics of unit testing. Chapter 1 includes definition, writing good unit tests, writing integration tests, and test-driven development topics with examples in C# using nUnit.
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Mocks and Stubs - The difference is in the flow of information
Stubs and mocks may seem the same but the flow of information from each is very different.
* Stubs provide input for the application under test so that the test can be performed on something else.
* Mocks provide input to the test to decide on pass\fail. the opposite direction.
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What Source Control tool do you use? And more on TFS Vs. Open Source
Regarding my last post, Oren (Ayende) points out that regarding TFS's features, he can either find a match for them in open source land, or he doesn't really care about them. What bugs me is whether, assuming you can find and create such a solution out of a package of open source applications workin...
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Understanding the different generic collections in .NET
Learn when to use List<T>, BindingList<T> and Collection<T>
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Introducing Regulazy: Point & Click Regular Expressions
Roy Osherove has released a new Regular Expression (alpha) tool:
"Regulazy is an attempt to build a small "Expert System" for creating .NET Regular Expressions.
It lets the user create an expression based on a real life example of text they would like to parse.
As the user interac...