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Gallio is an automation platform targeting .NET test frameworks.
Instead of each test framework creating its own toolset, including an
automation API and test runner, Gallio seeks to provide a neutral,
extensible platform with tools and automation services that can be
leveraged by any test framework.
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By Al Tenhundfeld
on Jul 01, 2008,
- .NET,
- Agile
- Topics
- Unit Testing
NUnit one of the original .NET Unit Testing frameworks has just released its 2.5 Alpha. Altough there is only a minor version number change there are a significant number of new features, including: Support for Data Driven Tests, a Parallel Test Runner, ...
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By Mark Levison
on May 23, 2008,
- .NET,
- Agile
- Topics
- Delivering Quality,
- Customers & Requirements,
- Unit Testing
The White project is an automated testing framework for Win32, WinForm, WPF and SWT (java) applications. Use it in combination with your favorit xUnit framework just like WatiN to perform user acceptance testing.
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By Jay Flowers
on Feb 20, 2008,
- .NET,
- Agile
- Topics
- Delivering Quality,
- Unit Testing,
- Agile Techniques
Jim Newkirk, creator of NUnit, has announced a new Unit Testing Framework called xUnit.net. The proclaimed successor to NUnit is supposed to get rid of NUnit's mistakes and shortcomings and add some best practices and extensibility to the framework.
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By Hartmut Wilms
on Sep 25, 2007,
- Agile
- Topics
- Delivering Quality,
- Agile Techniques
Continuous Integration has become a standard development best practice - but it's not always done well. Tests take up much of an application's build time, and poorly constructed test suites can cause long builds, whereupon teams start to circumvent agreed-upon CI practices just get the time to code. InfoQ presents advice and examples in Chapter 6: Continuous Testing from a new CI book.
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By Deborah Hartmann
on Jul 30, 2007,
- .NET,
- Agile
- Topics
- Artifacts & Tools
Martin Fowler has questioned Microsoft's grip on leading-edge developers. MS has threatened one developer with legal action over his TestDriven.Net extension for VisualStudio Express, and MS development of an incompatible rival to NUnit has alienated many developers. Is there a widening divide between MS and the Agile community, as each pursues different a vision? Now's the time to speak up.
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By Steve Freeman
on Jun 15, 2007,