A goal of well written unit tests is to keep your test isolated. This means that even if your code under test relies on or is dependent on another class or external service you should be able to write your tests to exclude these dependencies and test only what’s in your current class or method. Sound impossible? It’s not, in fact if you’ve read my previous posts on Dependency Injection you already know half the answer to this problem. The other half of the solution is mocking.
If you're a Visual Studio developer, creating hybrid mobile applications for iOS and Android has never been easier. No need for a giant SDK download or PATH variable modifications. This article will show you how to create your first installable application for both iOS and Android using Kendo UI Mobile and the new Icenium Extension for Visual Studio.
Last week the PhoneGap team held their 2nd annual European conference in the vibrant city of Amsterdam. Appropriately named PhoneGap Day EU, this was a conference perfectly crafted for every level of hybrid mobile app developer who uses the Cordova/PhoneGap framework.
In this post, Jeff Fritz will explain why using third party libraries are valuable and introduce you to the 30 minute ASP.Net productivity challenge. Click through to see the details and to download a whitepaper with more information.
Now that we have a new Load Testing architecture, we're re-organizing the troubleshooting articles to bring everything up to speed. Most of the old issues with load have been resolved. For those that remain, we're creating new articles to help you resolve them more easily. First, if you don't get any load traffic when making requests to localhost, use the machine name or IP address. Simple. Next, some load tests still record duplicate dynamic targets. While there's no way to avoid this, you can make sure to select the repeated variable in all steps it is used ...
Jim Cowart discusses the four project templates that ship with the Icenium Extension for Visual Studio, and also includes a link to an alternate set of templates that ship with no sample-app boilerplate pre-populated in the templates.
Updated: Fixed a few formatting and badly positioned graphics. No tool can ever possibly meet every team’s needs out of the box. It’s crucial to select tools that are extendable or customizable to handle things specific to you and your team. Test Studio gives you the ability to customize a number of things under the hood. One great feature is tying into events for test lists in order to handle setup or teardown steps. This lets you do things like load baseline datasets, clear out test-generated data, or perform configuration actions. The post below is written by Ivaylo Angelov, a ...