I\'ve been using MSpec for a little while and I really like it. I\'ve found that to get ReSharper to recognize my specifications, I need to use a SubjectAttribute.
I have to test the equality of trees. In other other words objects which contains List<T> with childs and the childs also contains List<T> with childs and so on.
How do I store events as part of setting up my tests? Currently I\'m initializing application state by sending commands like this:
Hi would like to reach out to the community to gain insight and advice on the approach to Test-Driven Development for the work I\'m carrying out.
I\'ve recently split our nebulously-defi开发者_运维知识库ned unit testing project into two projects, one for unit testing and one for (what the bulk of our tests are) integration tests. This is with t
I\'m playing around with a small game project and as I\'m not very experienced in TDD I\'d love to get some expert opinions on a couple of things.
I have some code that is a result of pretty much my first effort to do TDD for an actual work project.Attempting to bootstrap, I created an entity model and tests that assert the presence of data reco
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The \'London Style\' of TDD suggests focusing on object roles, responsibilities and collaborations, 开发者_JS百科using mock objects to drive out layers of large scale component design in a top down pr
So I want to learn a little bit of TDD and wanted to see if I could test an Index action which should simply return a View.
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