Jun
22
2009
Trinidad 1.0.8 is now available. Trinidad is the in-process test runner for FitNesse (java), allowing you to quickly execute, troubleshoot and debug FitNesse tests from your IDE and integrate FitNesse easily with a continuous build system through JUnit or Maven (without running the server). Version 1.0.8 changes include:
- JUnit Suite Runner (@RunWith) that prints fitnesse test names in JUnit reports (thanks to Johannes Link)
- Test names in suite results are now now hyperlinks to test outputs (thanks to Björn Beskow)
- Compatibility with latest FitNesse version (20090513)
For more information, examples and download links see http://fitnesse.info/trinidad
Mar
11
2009
During the Test Driven Development: Ten Years Later talk today at QCon 2009 in London, Steve Freeman and Michael Feathers presented a “random walk through the history of TDD” and key lessons learned by the community in that period. Continue Reading »
Feb
27
2009
Yesterday I attended Keith Braithwaite’s workshop titled ”TDD as if you meant it” at the Software Craftsmanship 2009 conference, and I found it truly thought provoking. At the start of the workshop I thought that the exercise is plain silly but I publicly take it back: Keith – you really thought me something yesterday and I thank you for that. Continue Reading »
Feb
17
2009
Thanks very much to everyone who came down to Skills Matter tonight for the “FitNesse.NET tips and tricks” talk. Here are the downloads and links:
Jan
14
2009
Here’s an implementation of the Slim test runner for Fitnesse that wraps all tests into spring transactions and rolls back on the end of each test, to make data-driven tests instantly repeatable with minimal code and no configuration changes in the fixtures or the Spring context. Continue Reading »