Mock Objects are your Friend

published 2 years, 5 months ago, submitted by gavinjoyce 2 years, 5 months ago

codebetter.com — "One of a Test Driven Developer's best allies is the mock object. Mocks or stubs have always been one of the best tools to create smaller unit tests by providing a boundary condition of known behavior. What might not be as obvious is the usage of mock objects as a design tool and a mechanism to maintain that all important productive Flow." read more...

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Applied Test Driven Development For Web Applications - Part 1

jpboodhoo.com — In this series of articles you will learn about how to go about practically applying Test Driven Development to the creation of a moderately complex web application. During the process you will learn all sorts of new and interesting techniques that you can take with you and apply to the development of your own web applications. read more...

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Handling Drop Down Lists in Web Pages With Model View Presenter

jpboodhoo.com — Take a look at the way that drop down lists in web pages can be manipulated and controlled from outside of the code behind files, using the model view presenter pattern. Source code included. read more...

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Best and Worst Practices for Mock Objects

published 2 years, 10 months ago, submitted by gavinjoyce 2 years, 10 months ago

codebetter.com — Mock objects are like any other tool. Used one way they’re a huge time saver. In other cases they can easily create more work and degrade the quality of the testing code. In this post, Jeremy Miller presents some best and worst practices for utilising mock objects. read more...

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