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Friends and hackers, we have a challenge Are you a developer who’s passionate about Mozilla’s mission on the open Web? We need your help: We’re looking for someone to build a game to help keep the Web open as it goes mobile. There’s...
You aren't familiar with Web 2.0 development ? Wakanda is free, Open Source, and easy to learn, so after reading this article you'll be able to develop a Web 2.0 app whitout coding HTML5 ,CSS3, or SQL. ;)
This is part two of my series on Using SpecsFor.Mvc to write awesome automated acceptance tests for your ASP.NET MVC application. In this post, we'll look at navigating around your app from SpecsFor.Mvc and at how to locate, populate, and submit forms.
I made a very simple Jasmine test runner using ASP.NET WebPages. It automatically detects and executes your specs.
SpecsFor.Mvc is a framework for creating automated acceptance tests, powered by borwser automation, for ASP.NET MVC applications. Unlike lower-level tools such as Selenium or Watin, SpecsFor.Mvc is strongly-typed and enables you to write unit-test like specs...
| 0This blog lists the tips, tricks and answers to some of the commonly asked questions on Embedded GlassFish. This list is not sorted in any order. As I recalled I just listed them out here, and will add more as I come across more tips n tricks. Which version...
| 0This blog describes how to configure org.glassfish:maven-embedded-glassfish-plugin for deploying more than one application. There was a community request for this. Refer: http://java.net/projects/glassfish/lists/users/archive/2012-02/message/382 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9280413/maven-embedded-glassfish-plugin-deploying-2-applications The...
1129 | 0I’ve just returned from Ireland, where I was presenting a seminar onClean Code Practices for Java Developersat the Paddy Power Technology Series. You canview my presentation notes.
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SpecsFor makes it very easy to bolt on your own conventions, create your own base classes, and extend its behavior to support your specific testing needs. I'm working on a project that's built on LINQ to SQL, and I wanted to start creating integration...
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