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  • Productivity Debugging

    Help! Running Fiddler Fixes My App???

    Over the years, the most interesting class of support requests for Fiddler are of the form: “My application or website is failing, but when I try to capture a repro with Fiddler, the problem goes away completely! How is Fiddler fixing it?”
    February 28, 2013 7 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Top Five Pain Points Getting Started With Test Studio

    We recently asked current users of Test Studio what their top five challenges getting started with Test Studio software testing tools were. I think that list is an awesome starting point for a series targeted to help people get past these same problems! Here are the top five items called out by our customers: Time Constraints Timing Issues (Asynchronous events such as AJAX, JQuery) Find Expressions TFS Integration Build Process / Continuous Integration If you’ve worked in other automation domains (unit or integration testing, UI testing with tools other than Test Studio), then you’ll notice these same problems spanning all ...
    February 28, 2013 2 min read
  • Productivity

    [Free Whitepaper] 7 Agile Development Trends & Predictions for 2013

    Prepare yourself for the direction Agile software development will be going in 2013 with our concise and informative whitepaper.
    February 22, 2013 2 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Handling Arguments in JustMock Arrangements

    Mocking is all about making it easy to isolate the system under test in unit tests. In non profiled mocking, this is typically done by creating a proxy for an interface, and arranging the methods that will be called on the proxy. Mocking frameworks like JustMock determine matching calls not only based on the method signature, but also by the values of the arguments passed into the method. JustMock provides many mechanism to tune how the matching is done.
    February 21, 2013 5 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Migrating Your Test Project Between VS/Standalone

    Lately some of Test Studio's users have been trying to use both the Visual Studio plugin and the Standalone edition in unison. To put it a different way - some of our users want to be able to migrate their test project from VS to Standalone and vice versa freely. This is completely doable but our users need to be aware of some limitations. Here's some more info: Limitations on migration between Express and Standalone A Test Project in Visual Studio has a specific format that is native to Visual Studio. It can hold a Test Studio test (tstest extension) ...
    February 19, 2013 2 min read