Sep 21 2009

Agile Acceptance Testing – HSBC Talk Slides and Links

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Thanks very much for inviting me to speak about agile acceptance testing and specification by example at HSBC today. It was great to chat to you and I must say that your video-conferencing system is really impressive. As promised, here are the slides and links from the presentation.

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Sep 01 2009

Acceptance testing in plain English with Concordion .NET

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Concordion is an acceptance testing tool that enables developers, testers and business analysts to build executable specifications in free-form HTML. In this talk, I introduces Concordion.NET acceptance testing tool, the .NET port of Concordion, and demonstrate it with examples. The video was filmed during the third OpenSource .NET Exchange in July this year.

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Aug 03 2009

Building software that matters

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We had a fantastic discussion on delivering value with software yesterday at Alt.NET UK, centred around two proposed topics: “From concept to cash” and “Building software that matters”. Starting with questions on how do we get to cash quicker, how do we make sure that we’re building the most valuable software possible and how do we measure progress, this open space discussion touched upon some very interesting ideas to improve software processes. Continue Reading »

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Jul 31 2009

Specification workshops (TMF) slides and links

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It was a real pleasure to speak at the 23rd Test Management forum on Wednesday – I hope that you found the talk and the discussion interesting and fun.

Here are the presentation and the links:

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Jul 28 2009

Trinidad 1.0.9 released

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I just packaged and released trinidad 1.0.9. Trinidad is an in-process test runner for FitNesse(Java) that allows you to execute fitnesse tests without running the server. Some cool things you can do with it are:

  • debug and execute tests from any IDE easily
  • integrate FitNesse tests into your continuous build through JUnit or Maven
  • wrap tests into Spring transactions and roll back automatically to make data driven tests instantly repeatable

Changes in version 1.0.9 are:

  • compatible with FitNesse release 20090709
  • a bugfix for maven plugin (class cast exception on fit.Counts when running a single test)
  • a new maven plugin example test project

Most of the Trinidad code is now in the FitNesse release anyway, but due to a packaging error one key trinidad class was missing from fitnesse release 20090709. Version 1.0.9 fitnesserunner.jar has only that class. From the next release of FitNesse, trinidad will not have a separate release. Maven plugin will still be a separate project in the near future (at least until FitNesse switches to a proper maven build and release process).

For more information, download and usage instructions see http://fitnesse.info/trinidad. You can download the source code from Google Code.

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