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Dec 13 2008

DbFit mailing list

Published by gojko under dbfit,fitnesse,news

Several new people sent in patches for DbFit and I will now have a lot more time to invest in development, so I’ve started a mailing list to coordinate ideas and work for DbFit 2.0. To join the group, see dbfit page on google groups.

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Aug 22 2008

DbFit 1.1 released: DB2 and Derby support and native queries

Published by gojko under dbfit,news

DbFit 1.1 is now available for download from SourceForge. Here are the most important changes: Continue Reading »

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Aug 13 2008

Please help test DbFit 1.1

Published by gojko under dbfit,news

I have merged DbFit with fitnessedotnet release 1.7.1 and fitnesse (java) release 20080812. I will publish a new official release (1.1) in a few days.

My acceptance tests are running OK. If you are using DbFit at the moment, please take 10 minutes to test the latest beta version and let me know if you encounter any problems, so that I can fix any potential issues before the release. Download the betas from:

dbfit-20080813.jar (java)

dbfit-dotnet-20080813.zip (dotnet)

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Jul 10 2008

Video: Effective Database Test Driven Development @ Skills Matter

Published by gojko under dbfit,presentations


Here’s the video from my Effective Database Test Driven Development talk at Skills Matter.
You can download the links and slides from here.

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Jul 04 2008

Links and slides from the “Effective Test Driven Database Development” talk at SkillsMatter

Published by gojko under dbfit,fitnesse,presentations

As always, it was a real pleasure to talk at Skills Matter yesterday. Thanks to everyone who attended the talk. There was quite an interest in this talk, and we might do a re-run for the people who could not make it this time. If you’d like to attend a re-run of the talk soon, drop an e-mail to the organisers and I’ll be happy to do it if there is enough interest.

Here are the slides from the talk. The video should be online at skillsmatter.com soon as well (subscribe to the RSS feed to get notified about that).

These are the links that I mentioned in the talk:

You might also be interested in checking out Scott Ambler’s agiledata.org site.

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