Productivity

In one of our previous blog posts, covering JustCode formatter and code style options, we began looking at one of JustCode's great code formatting features. In this post we will make a comparison to the Visual Studio formatter and give a more detailed explanation of JustCode Code Style settings. JustCode formatter compared to VS formatter The JustCode formatter can be executed for the whole solution, a project, all files in a given directory, a single file, and user selection. It is also used internally when JustCode generates code for you. Code Cleaner, another great feature of JustCode, has a cleaning step to execute the...

Many applications render data in tables; writing tests for table-based data is a very common task. Unless you approach it with a bit of preparation, it’s also a task that can easily result in you building very brittle tests. Consider the following grid which displays a list of contacts after having taken actions elsewhere in the system. (I’m using a Telerik RadGrid for AJAX in this example, by the way.) Perhaps one of our tests is to verify Jayne Cobb appears in the table. I can easily do that in two steps via a recorded step. Easy! The problem is ...

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Hello testers! You know that last month we created a brand new Test Studio page on Google+ and to get the word around we promised to gift one SQE training worth $599 to one of you who circled our page in the month of February! It's time to announce the winner. Ta-dam.  Ahmed Mubbashir Khan! Congrats to Ahmed and thank you all for opening a door to new conversations, and letting us into your stream :) We'll keep in touch! You should too! We have prepared other giveaways for you, and we'll have pretty interesting news to share throughout 2012, ...

As we showed in the Jasmine blog post JustCode provides seamless integration of JavaScript unit testing inside Visual Studio. JustCode supports two of the most widely used JavaScript unit testing frameworks – Jasmine and QUnit, allowing you to leverage the one that better fits your needs or both. Today’s post covers the support of QUnit JavaScript unit tests in JustCode. JQuery’s QUnit testing framework QUnit is a powerful, easy-to-use, JavaScript test suite. It's used by the jQuery project to test its code and plugins but is capable of testing any generic JavaScript code. In order to find out more about the framework and its capabilities please...