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Tag Archives: fitnesse

Running Sequence Tests in Fitnesse

Following on from this week’s blog posts on using Fitnesse in .NET and debugging Fitnesse tests, I thought I’d write up how I am using sequence tests to provide a domain-specific language to the Fitnesse test pages. Normal Fitnesse tests take a bunch of data and throw it a method you wrote – like this:Continue reading “Running Sequence Tests in Fitnesse”

Posted bySteve Fenton25th October 201327th October 2017Posted inProgrammingTags:fitnesse

Debugging Your Fitnesse Tests

I have been using Fitnesse with FitSharp to run C# integration tests and I can happily state that it took a long time for me to find a scenario where I needed to debug a Fitnesse test. When a test fails it is abundantly clear why so you don’t need to spark up a debuggerContinue reading “Debugging Your Fitnesse Tests”

Posted bySteve Fenton23rd October 201327th October 2017Posted inProgrammingTags:.net, c#, fitnesse

Using Fitnesse for .NET

Fitnesse is a stand-alone wiki for describing and running your acceptance tests. There is a highly satisfying feeling you can only get from editing a wiki page, pressing a button and seeing if your program works as expected and although Fitnesse has roots in Java, it is an awesome tool for .NET too. Here isContinue reading “Using Fitnesse for .NET”

Posted bySteve Fenton21st October 201327th October 2017Posted inProgrammingTags:.net, c#, fitnesse
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