[NOTE: This is a guest post from Telerik’s own Phil Japikse, one of Telerik’s Senior Developer Evangelists."] Background User Interface testing isn’t just for quality engineers. It’s vital for developers to own part of this process as well. The days of development silos are long gone (or at least should be!) The process of throwing bits “down the line” is fraught with inefficiencies. Developers are already adopting unit testing in record numbers, and this has led to a phenomenal increase in code quality. Why should it stop there? Developers need to also take ownership of the user interface code just ...
If you haven't yet heard about Bower, it is essentially a node module built by Twitter and is billed as a "package manager for the web". It's dead simple, and that's the reason you are going to love it.
It has been more than a year since the last time we discussed WebAPI with WebForms, and a lot has changed in that time. Microsoft has released a 1.0 release of WebAPI and Telerik now supports using WebAPI as a client-side datasource for many of our controls. In this article, I will show you how to configure WebAPI to work with one of Telerik’s most popular controls, our Grid for ASP.NET AJAX. Without changing the appearance of the grid, I will convert the grid from server-side databinding to client-side databinding and show you how it supports sorting, filtering and paging with WebAPI.
Automocking can be a great time saver. But what if your system under test has multiple constructors? No need to worry, since JustMock added support for selecting which constructor should be automocked!
Greetings, fellow testers. I recently attended a workshop on Acceptance Test Driven Development, during which the presenter spoke about distilling requirements down using examples. This is a great opportunity for testers and developers to work closely with Product Owners to determine exactly what output is expected from given inputs.
There are also times when the code behind a function is particularly obtuse or for some other reason testing is best done via the application itself.
Both of these are great opportunities for data-driven automation. Data-driven test automation lets us repeat a set of test steps automatically, using a set of ...
If you are a Constant Reader of the Icenium blog - or if you have ever attempted to submit an app to the iOS App Store - you are acutely aware of Apple's unique app review process. What should be one final simple step in the development process has turned into a source of significant frustration and confusion for many mobile developers. In this post I hope to provide some guidance on what to avoid when developing and publishing any iOS app (be it native or hybrid).
This is our third interview of our brand new series of Agile Interviews with agile influencers. Our previous interviews were with Joel Semeniuk and Stephen Forte.
Chris Eargle speaks to the founders of the Clean Code Developer School, Ralf Westphal and Stefan Lieser. Learn more about how clean code helps you to become a better programmer and what they consider to be common clean code mistakes.