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• Firepoll #2, why can't you unit test webforms?

  The first firepoll has shown up some interesting things, as such I'd like to ask what prevents you from unit testing webforms? Is it that you have not considered it before or is the poor seperation of concerns/leaking abstraction the problem? Indeed if you do unit test webforms how are you doing that, implementing MVP\MVP, using Castle Igloo etc? Read More... Posted Monday, March 12, 2007 6:34 AM from Andrew Stopford's Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: unit testing, General Software Development

• Fire poll, do you unit test?

  This post of Eli's has made me wonder , so a quick fire poll. Do you Unit Test your code? If so with what? If not, why? You don't have to leave your name if you don't want I just want to try and judge for my self. Read More... Posted Tuesday, March 06, 2007 4:55 AM from Andrew Stopford's Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: unit testing, General Software Development

• ProTest, intelligent unit testing for Java

  Been hanging out on the JRoller blogs and noticed this post on ProTest , a OSS test tool from the ThoughtWorks guys. This allows tests to be executed in the area's that effect a change you have made to your code rather than individual tests or the whole test suite. I am not sure if its a bolt on for something like JUnit or TestNG. It's an interesting idea for long test runs (in time or number) and (thinking aloud here) something I see working from prehaps a runner point of view, so the runner registers each test on the first run and the code file it effects. If the code file is changed then you can select to run effected tests only and the runner then runs the tests for the changed file only. Read More... Posted Sunday, February 04, 2007 4:53 PM from Andrew Stopford's Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: unit testing, General Software Development