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Mocking : is there a difference between asking and telling?
by Elryk
Article expliquant en quoi librairie Mockito fait bien la différence entre les indirect input et les indirect output.
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Unit Testing Custom Code with the Dojo Objective Harness
by chantal
(via)
Many Dojo developers are aware of the Dojo Objective Harness (DOH) that the Dojo Toolkit uses for unit testing. Many people, however, want to use DOH for testing their own code or even non-Dojo code that they have written. While DOH has always supported this, there currently aren’t many examples of doing so. Let’s see if we can help that out.
January 2008
EclEmma - Java Code Coverage for Eclipse
by Elryk
Le plugin eclipse EclEmma utilise de manière sous-jacente le produit de couverture de test Emma et permet ainsi d'obtenir un retour concernant la couverture de code immédiat à l'intérieur d'Eclipse.
Le plugin est étonnamment simple et puissant.
December 2007
Unit Testing in PHP
by chantal
& 1 other
(via)
Testing is an essential aspect of developing in any programming language. If you don't test your source code then how can you verify it works as expected? Manual testing can only be performed irregularly and usually only in limited ways. The answer to testing source code regularly, and in depth, is to write automated tests which can be frequently executed. In PHP such tests are usually written using a unit testing framework, a framework which allows the source code of any application or library to be tested as isolated units of functionality such as a single class or method. As unit testing has gained popularity, it has become a standard practice in PHP with libraries and frameworks such as Swiftmailer, the Zend Framework and Symfony all requiring unit test coverage of their source code.
November 2007
SimpleTest - Unit Testing for PHP
by chantal
& 1 other
The SimpleTest PHP unit tester is available for download from your nearest SourceForge. It is a PHP unit test and web test framework. Users of JUnit will be familiar with most of the interface. The JWebUnit style functionality is more complete now. It has support for SSL, forms, frames, proxies and basic authentication. The current CVS code should become the 1.0.1 release real soon now and includes file upload and many small improvements. The idea is that common but fiddly PHP tasks, such as logging into a site, can be tested easily.
