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I am writing an app that access a local that lives on a separate path on my own server via ajax requests. However, I want to test the app with cucumber and mock out the backend. Is there something lik
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I\'m just trying out tdd with nunit and i\'ve written the following test, for my CachedEnumerable<T> class:
I want to use Extract And Override pattern in my code, the pattern is: Extract a method that creates an object needed in code make it virtual and override the methods in the TextFixture where it creat
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Ok, so I am a fresh .net developer, I did some in college, but came out of college doing Coldfusion work and now have switched over to a new project in MVC3, using TDD, EF, the whole nine yards.
I\'m finding it increasingly difficult to simulate actual user events using jQuery or native element trigger functions. For example, if you have a text input and you don\'t want the user to be able to
I am trying to practice strict TDD and have run into issue related to DelegateCommands and testing that CanExecute has been called.