The next major Kendo UI release is almost here! This Wednesday,March 20th is the big day, and the online keynote is where you need to be to get your first hosted overview of what's new. Plus, we're giving away some cool prizes!
Asynchronous delays are the second biggest automation issue you need to nail down in your environment—locators/find logic being the first. Asynch operations cause all kinds of grief for even experienced automators. It can be extraordinarily frustrating to try and figure out exactly which thing you need to delay your test script’s execution for. I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times: DO NOT EVER rely on execution delays, manual pauses, or Thread.Sleep() to handle your tests’ timing issues. Ever. Period. (OK, maybe once in an extreme situation. I’ve written tens of thousands of UI tests. I’ve justifiably used ...
I know I have a number of unique add-ins and tools in Visual Studio, and I wanted to describe the tools that I have installed for those that may want to use them as well.
In this article, I will show you how to quickly take JSON data and convert it into a C# class that can be used with WebAPI and Entity Framework to persist data to a database from client applications. I will also write a simple authentication controller to allow WebAPI interactions to be secured with standard ASP.Net Forms Authentication.