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Have you heard about NUnit Attributes and how they’re awesome?
VERY IMPORTANT!!! Some attributes in this article are only available in NUnit 2.5 and later. I would strongly recommend upgrading your NUnit to the newest version. Okay, so, have you heard about NUnit attributes, and how they’re awesome? Sure you’ve heard of Setup, Test, TestFixture, and TearDown? But how about Values? How about Range? The [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 12 so far )Selenium RC In C# as a Console App: Another End-To-End Example
The purpose of this post is to show people how to wrap a Selenium RC test up into a console app (*.exe) so can been executed from the command line. This is a solution makes it where you don’t have to have NUnit involved. Déjà vu all over again! Another basic Selenium example. What the [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 32 so far )What I Learned by Contributing to FitNesse
by Marisa Seal As of today, I am officially a contributor to FitNesse. I contributed a new feature idea and its implementation (the initial idea was borrowed from FitLibrary’s SequenceFixture but morphed a bit based on suggestions from Bob Martin), and also worked on Slim version detection. I am not a developer by training nor [...]
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