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Attitude of the development team to the product |
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Back in the old days, most of my Agile consulting was coming into well-performing Agile teams who wanted to talk about improving their testing. So I got to see a lot of seasoned teams. What struck me most, and made me happiest, was their stance toward their product and the product owner. Proud. Enthusiastic. Engaged.Dave [...] |
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I saw “Up in the Air” last night. While it’s a well-done movie, albeit entirely predictable, the world it portrays is a lot more disturbing than it seems at first. To explain, I recommend John Holbo’s close reading of David Frum’s Dead Right. Here’s the most relevant part:[Frum writes] “The great, overwhelming fact of a [...] |
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Pex v0.22.50128.1: Bug fixes, bug fixes, bug fixes |
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We just released a new version of Pex
and Moles that brings a number of bug fixes and various improvements to the behaviors
for SharePoint and Asp.NET.
Improvements
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Interaction with the Source Control provider has been significantly improved for Moles
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Support for Moles of nested types.
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Improved logging in the Host Type
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Improved Behaved collections
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Added Behaved types for mscorlib and System.Web types.
Bug fixes
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Using Moles to test DateTime.Now on Channel9 |
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We did a super-short movie with Nikolai Tillmann on how
to use Moles to test code depending on DateTime.Now. Enjoy!
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Implementing DependencyProperty with a single attribute (and CciSharp) |
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In WPF, one needs to implement the DependencyProperty pattern
to make properties bindable. It usually involves a lot of boiler plate code:
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adding a static field that names the depency property,
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adding the instance property to the type (and make sure you follow the naming convention),
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add validation methods and wire them in the dependency constructor
These are a number steps that need to be done again and again if you are building
new WPF controls.
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Exploratory Testing IS Accountable |
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In this blog post, my colleague James Bach talks about logging and its importance in support of exploratory testing. Logging takes care of one part of the accountability angle, and in an approach like session-based test management (developed by James and his brother Jon), the test notes and the debrief take care of another part of it. |
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