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fitnesse Archive
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What is FitNesse and should I use it video
Posted on May 6, 2009 | No CommentsHere’s the video from my presentation “What is FitNesse and should I use it” last month at Skills Matter. In this presentation I present the case for agile acceptance testing, explain why we need a tool such as FitNesse and then briefly demonstrate the most important features of that tool.... -
SLIM and the future of FitNesse – Video
Posted on April 17, 2009 | No CommentsHere is the video from my recent presentation “SLIM and the future of FitNesse”. In this talk, I introduce SLIM, the new FitNesse test runner, compare it to FIT and demonstrate its basic features. You can also download the slides -
QCon London 2009: Slides from my talk Slim and the future of FitNesse
Posted on March 13, 2009 | 1 CommentThanks to everyone who attended my presentation Slim and the future of FitNesse at QCon London 2009 today. You can grab the slides from here. I’m covering QCon in detail on this blog. See other news and reviews from the conference -
FitNesse.NET Tips and Tricks – Video
Posted on March 12, 2009 | No CommentsHere’s the video from my Fitnesse.NET Tips and Tricks presentation at Skills Matter in mid February in London. During the talk, I demonstrate several techniques that help us implement FitNesse.NET tests very efficiently with little or no test specific code. You can find the source code and slides here. -
How to implement loops in FitNesse test fixtures
Posted on March 9, 2009 | 4 CommentsAn e-mail came through this morning illustrating one of the most common problems that developers have with FIT/FitNesse and probably the biggest cause of pain for the whole team with acceptance testing. The answer to the problem requires a change in the way people think and is typically the first...
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