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  • How do you avoid bugs in your unit tests?

    Oren tries to answer from difficult questions about TDD. One of them is related to how you'd make sure that your tests don't have bugs in them - which is a very important aspect of trust-worthy tests : One of the best ways to make sure that you test is not buggy (a smoke test, if you will), is...
    Posted to ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog (Weblog) by RoyOsherove on 07-23-2006
    Filed under: Agile
  • How do you avoid bugs in your unit tests?

    Oren tries to answer from difficult questions about TDD. One of them is related to how you'd make sure that your tests don't have bugs in them - which is a very important aspect of trust-worthy tests : One of the best ways to make sure that you test is not buggy (a smoke test, if you will), is...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-22-2006
    Filed under: agile
  • Oren is grokking Test Driven Development

    Oren Ellenbogen is having various learning experiences from our last session together (I'm coaching him on Test Driven Development as part of my work ). He's writes in a clear way about his thoughts and perceptions about Test Driven Development, and does well in trying to take in small pieces...
    Posted to ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog (Weblog) by RoyOsherove on 07-19-2006
    Filed under: Agile
  • Oren is grokking Test Driven Development

    Oren Ellenbogen is having various learning experiences from our last session together (I'm coaching him on Test Driven Development as part of my work ). He's writes in a clear way about his thoughts and perceptions about Test Driven Development, and does well in trying to take in small pieces...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-19-2006
    Filed under: agile
  • Agile Day Here @ travis.net.blog

    Patterns for Daily Stand-up Meetings Martin Fowler has posted a nice piece on "scrums" writen by Jason Yip . "The daily stand-up meeting is simple to describe: the whole team meets every day f or a quick status update. This short definition does not really tell you the subtle details that...
    Posted to Travis.Net.Blog (Weblog) by Travis on 07-17-2006
    Filed under: Java, C#, Agile
  • Agile Day Here @ travis.net.blog

    Patterns for Daily Stand-up Meetings Martin Fowler has posted a nice piece on "scrums" writen by Jason Yip . "The daily stand-up meeting is simple to describe: the whole team meets every day f or a quick status update. This short definition does not really tell you the subtle details that...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-17-2006
    Filed under: Java, C#, agile
  • TestDriven.NET - Pro and Enterprise editions announced

    Jamie Cansdale announced that he's coming out with a pro and enterprise commercial versions of TestDriven.NET (yes- it costs money now). Read the full thing here , but to answer the most important question for a lot of folks out there he says: "Just because the commercial versions now exist doesn't mean...
    Posted to ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog (Weblog) by RoyOsherove on 07-10-2006
    Filed under: Agile
  • Uh-oh - TestDriven.NET goes commercial

    Today Jamie Cansdale announced big news - TestDriven.NET is now a commercial product. Although not a huge surprise (signs have been there for a while), this change may very well have some serious repercussions. I know a lot of developers (including me) have TD.NET deeply embedded in their development...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-10-2006
    Filed under: Visual Studio, .NET, agile
  • TestDriven.NET - Pro and Enterprise editions announced

    Jamie Cansdale announced that he's coming out with a pro and enterprise commercial versions of TestDriven.NET (yes- it costs money now). Read the full thing here , but to answer the most important question for a lot of folks out there he says: "Just because the commercial versions now exist doesn't mean...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-10-2006
    Filed under: agile
  • TypeMock 3.5 is out - and it's powerful!

    The wizards at TypeMock.com have released a brand new version of TypeMock - one of the coolest Mocking frameorks you've never heard of - and it's a shame you hadn't. (if you're new to this product , look at the bottom of this post for an explanation) Here are some of the updated features in the new version...
    Posted to ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog (Weblog) by RoyOsherove on 07-09-2006
    Filed under: Agile
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