Example-driven development, Agile software development, testing, Ruby, and other things of interest to Brian Marick About Brian Marick I consult mainly on Agile software development, with a special focus on how testing fits in. Contact me here: marick@exampler.com RSS Entries Comments Categories aa-ftt (4) agile (177) apps (3) cappuccino (2) clojure (23) conferences (33) everyday scripting (1) exa
Let's Play: Test-Driven Development is a screencast series featuring Java, test-driven development, and evolutionary design. It chronicles the development of a real software project, warts and all. Each episode is about 15 minutes long. The series ran from August 2010 to June 2012. Episodes: Chapter 32: State-Based vs. Mock-Based #201: From Mock-Based to State-Based #200: To Kill a Mock #199: Cons
August 29th, 2006 Borrowing from Behaviour Driven Development techniques, especially the RSpec framework I’ve added some new features to script.aculo.us’ testing library. It’s all about more readability, and even non-technical folk should be able to comprehend (at least some) of the tests. Let’s have a look: Test.context("BDD-style testing",{ 'should automatically add extensions to strings': funct
J3Unit Overview J3Unit is an object-oriented unit testing framework for JavaScript. J3Unit runs JavaScript tests directly in the web browser and can be automated using JUnit and Jetty. J3Unit builds on previous work by JSUnit and Script.aculo.us to provide a better way to automate JavaScript unit tests. Object-oriented JavaScript unit tests are written using the Script.aculo.us Test.Unit.Runner ob
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