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Building Better Applications with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server - TFS 2010
How can I develop and manage tests? How do the Visual Studio visualization tools help with source control? How do I test complex applications using mocking and IoC? How do I debug problems that arise during acceptance and quality test? Source Code Control: Introduction Source code control, or revision control, is the management of revisions to pieces of information that makes up a project. TFS has a source control management system, entirely separate from Visual Source Safe (Microsoft's previous source control offering).
DevelopMentor Courses - Monday, July 12, 2010
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Building Better Applications with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010
How can I develop and manage tests? How do the Visual Studio visualization tools help with source control? How do I test complex applications using mocking and IoC? How do I debug problems that arise during acceptance and quality test? Source Code Control: Introduction Source code control, or revision control, is the management of revisions to pieces of information that makes up a project. TFS has a source control management system, entirely separate from Visual Source Safe (Microsoft's previous source control offering).
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Visual Studio Team System
Learn how VSTS enhances each of the roles in software development via project management tools, design tools, test case management, and customization. How can I develop and manage test cases? Source Code Control: Introduction Source code control, or revision control, is the management of revisions to pieces of information that makes up a project. Many applications make use of source code control to manage their code, documentation, project data and any other information that a project requires. Load tests consist of a 'scenario'.
DevelopMentor Courses - Friday, June 12, 2009
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3 Articles match "Source Control","Unit Testing"

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TDD Invades Space Invaders
As a follow-up to our " Avoiding 5 Common Pitfalls in Unit Testing " article we did a webcast where we took a problem from the audience and solved it live and unrehearsed on stage. The thing to remember is that all of this was done for the sole purpose of creating a recipe for a scenario we could test. Create a new test project. We made it to step 4 during our presentation (download code below) and estimate another 15 minutes would have had the whole scenario done, tested, and well-factored. Tags: DevelopMentor Screencasts Talks Unit Testing
Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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Approval Tests (a pictures worth a 1000 tests) [repost]
Scenario 1 [Testing a User Interface] Core Concept : Component gui = createGui(); Approvals.approve(gui); This creates a snap shot of the gui: gui.received.png This passes if gui.received.png == gui.approved.png If you like the result, simply rename gui.received.png -> gui.approved.png and the test will pass. a picture is worth a 1000 tests”. Ever find that your unit tests aren’t giving you enough security? Ever find your tests test too many things and the maintenance required to change anything is actually reducing your agility? oh wait!
Llewellyn Falco's Approval Tests - Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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Approval Tests (a pictures worth a 1000 tests)
Scenario 1 [Testing a User Interface] Core Concept : Component gui = createGui(); Approvals.approve(gui); This creates a snap shot of the gui: gui.received.png This passes if gui.received.png == gui.approved.png If you like the result, simply rename gui.received.png -> gui.approved.png and the test will pass. a picture is worth a 1000 tests”. Ever find that your unit tests aren’t giving you enough security? Ever find your tests test too many things and the maintenance required to change anything is actually reducing your agility? oh wait!
Llewellyn Falco - Monday, October 13, 2008
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  • TDD Invades Space Invaders
    As a follow-up to our " Avoiding 5 Common Pitfalls in Unit Testing " article we did a webcast where we took a problem from the audience and solved it live and unrehearsed on stage. The thing to remember is that all of this was done for the sole purpose of creating a recipe for a scenario we could test. Create a new test project. We made it to step 4 during our presentation (download code below) and estimate another 15 minutes would have had the whole scenario done, tested, and well-factored. Tags: DevelopMentor Screencasts Talks Unit Testing
    Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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  • Approval Tests (a pictures worth a 1000 tests)
    Scenario 1 [Testing a User Interface] Core Concept : Component gui = createGui(); Approvals.approve(gui); This creates a snap shot of the gui: gui.received.png This passes if gui.received.png == gui.approved.png If you like the result, simply rename gui.received.png -> gui.approved.png and the test will pass. a picture is worth a 1000 tests”. Ever find that your unit tests aren’t giving you enough security? Ever find your tests test too many things and the maintenance required to change anything is actually reducing your agility? oh wait!
    Llewellyn Falco - Monday, October 13, 2008
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  • Approval Tests (a pictures worth a 1000 tests) [repost]
    Scenario 1 [Testing a User Interface] Core Concept : Component gui = createGui(); Approvals.approve(gui); This creates a snap shot of the gui: gui.received.png This passes if gui.received.png == gui.approved.png If you like the result, simply rename gui.received.png -> gui.approved.png and the test will pass. a picture is worth a 1000 tests”. Ever find that your unit tests aren’t giving you enough security? Ever find your tests test too many things and the maintenance required to change anything is actually reducing your agility? oh wait!
    Llewellyn Falco's Approval Tests - Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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