They say there’s no free lunch, but at least there’s free breakfast. Last week I attended a “breakfast seminar” with Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob). There really was free food.
Anyway, Uncle Bob held an extremely entertaining and useful introduction to the FitNesse testing tool. He got me hooked on it, but I’m even more fascinated [...]
Posts from ‘November, 2008’
How to test everything
Zend_Test
I admit I don’t follow Zend Framework very closely, since I haven’t been using it for any serious work. But I did write a piece about testing a Zend Framework action controller with View Helpers.
This might need updating, since the testing capabilities of the Zend Framework have grown substantially since then. In [...]
More beautiful code
I got some interesting comments to my previous post on “beautiful code”. Some were pretty strong disagreements.
So am I wrong? Did I get carried away? Did my critical faculty go on vacation somewhere nice and sunny? I admit that sometimes I deliberately look at the positive and ignore the negative. (And sometimes [...]
Beautiful code
Max Horwath has published his slides on Making Selenium Test Writing easier using a DSL onlinefrom IPC 2008. Let me quote the whole short description:
Implementing automated tests by using Seleniums API methods has several [...]