since the dao layer methods will be dependent on data in the database, in complex systems some operations will depend on lots of tables,
Assume: VS2010, .NET 4, C#, NUnit, Moq I am new to TDD and came across this issue while working through a project.
In the course of a TDD session, suppose I write a failing test, and then make it pass. I refactor by extracting code out of the original Unit, using refactorings such as Extract Class and Move Method.
This is in part a followup to this question. I\'m not sure the best way to ask this, so I\'ll try a short story to set the scene:
I\'m trying to test an android project. I\'m using intellij IDEA. So far everything goes perfect. My problem arises when I try to use a different xml resource file for the tests (with specific data f
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I\'m wondering what the best practices are in Test Driven Development / testing using unit tests when it comes to increasing features.
I\'m searching for a solution for a weird problem. I have a controller, that needs authentication (with the devise gem). I added the Devise TestHelpers but i can\'t get it working.
UPDATE: I made major changes to this post - check the revision history for details. I\'m starting to dive into TDD with NUnit and despite I\'ve enjoyed checking some resources I\'ve found here at sta
How can I fake the current_user method to stop my cucumber tests failing? Something like a Given /^I am logged in$/ step.
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