By tag: NUnit
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Good bye NUnit.Behave hello Behave#
Most of you who read my blog know that I have been working on NUnit.Behave which was meant to mirror the functionality of rbehave in .Net. My initial spike was a success but it required that you inherit from an base NUnit Test Fixture. Even I wouldn't use it! So I spent some time decoupling it fr...
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NUnit's new Constraint model
I was working on some code this weekend and happened to come across NUnit 2.4's new constraint objects. I can't believe I just now found out about this! I am glad to see the the mocking frameworks influenced this addition to NUnit. Being a big fan of fluent interfaces, I love how the new constra...
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.NET code to convert a SQL query to CSV format for output to file, etc
Free VB.NET code to convert a SQL query to CSV format for easy output to a file, the console, or via a HttpResponse (for you ASP.NETers out there looking for an easy way to dynamically output a CSV for real-time data download)
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Introducing NUnit.Behave or insert what ever other catchy name
OK I was bored yesterday and I decided to update what I had worked on the other day from Dan North's post on rbehave.
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RBehave with NUnit
I just read Dan North's article on Introducing RBehave.
In a jealous rage of not being able to utilize Ruby fully in .Net. (YET) I decided to see if I could pull off what Dan had created in rbehave using NUnit. Because I am a huge proponent of reuse, I didn't want to extend my existing Test Cov...
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NUnit Quick and Dirty Guide
NUnit "Quick and Dirty" Tutorial
In the style of the JUnit Quick and Dirty Tutorial, here's a similar tutorial for NUnit. I'm assuming that you're familiar with C#/.NET, downloaded NUnit and have a development environment all setup for compiling and running C# code.
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Behavior Driven Development Using NUnit—Next Steps
Oren Eini left a comment on a recent post I did on Behavior Driven Development. At first the questions seemed very easy and I thought I would be able to answer it within 15 minutes but as pondered the different possibilities of answering the question, I wanted to make sure that I gave an answer tha...
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Getting Started with NUnitForms
A simple introduction to unit testing a user interface using NUnitForms.
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Improving Application Quality Using Test-Driven Development (TDD)
This article provides an introduction to Test-Driven Development with concrete examples using Nunit
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Visual Basic NUnit templates for Visual Studio 2005
Free Project and Item templates as well as code snippets for creating boiler plate code for NUnit test projects.
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Unit Testing with NUnit
Learn to use open source NUnit to unit test your C# classes. Excerpt:
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NUnit Xml Documentation
NUnit comes without Xml Documentation by default. Here I provide the missing files in a meanwhile before NUnit team includes them in the release sometime in the future.