So I found a few older questions asking about BDD frameworks for C++. CppSpec was recommended as a BDD-style framework, but the framework is not nearly as elegant as RSpec or even googletest.
As I have a lot of program logics in DB-server-side in PL/SQL I would like to find out is TDD applicable to PL/SQL. Even more it would be very god if you point me at some information resources that ha
I have an app with some specs written into minitest. As usual, I start them using rake. Because some times I got a random results, my specs can pass one time, and fail an other time.
On the project I am working on at the moment we have an unknown number of flickering tests which fail at varying rates (anywhere from every-other run to once every 5000 runs) which has led us to belie
I\'ve been working through the tutorials at railstutorial.org, and I was a little stumped by the author\'s code for section -- 6.2.1 Validating presence.
I\'ve heard somewhere that mocking an entity is a BAD thing, and you should only mock services (even if we\'re not doing full-blown DDD, but \"sorta\" DDD).
Can anybody provide a good starting point or example of using Moq and nUnit to perform tests against the entity framework ins开发者_开发技巧ide MVC. I have a DomainModel which contains \"MyModel.edmx\
I have the following setup for Moq: ... other code to setup bigMoq object ... var innerMoq = new Mock<IDictionary<string, double>>();
I\'m taking a look at TDD using GoogleTest and I was doing this kata: http://osherove.com/tdd-kata-1.
In TDD, I\'ve been testing business logic by mocking data access functionalities. but in reality I need the layers below the business layer also to be implemented for the application to work.
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