I have started a new challenge to learn something new in one month. My goal in October was to get better at unit testing. I started reading the book The Art of Unit Testing by Roy Osherove some time ago and I wanted to finish it in October. I am proud to say that I … Continue reading Learn something new: October challenge
Author: FitGeekGirl
Isolation frameworks
Mock or isolation frameworks are the bread an butter of advanced unit testing scenarios. An isolation framework is a library that allows you to isolate the unit of work from its dependencies by having the possibility to create and configure dynamic stubs and dynamic mocks at runtime. The classes are generated dynamically at runtime so … Continue reading Isolation frameworks
Long weekend in Kaprun
I woke up early to get some work done before traveling to Kaprun. It was raining whole day so the drive took longer than usual. There was traffic jam on the way and we caught an accident as well so we had to go around. Luckily we arrived right on time for dinner which was … Continue reading Long weekend in Kaprun
Continuous integration
Tests can be run locally by the developer on his/her own machine or as part of an automated build process. This article covers the later scenario. The term continuous integration is literally about making the automated build and integration process run continuously. The power of the automated build running the automated tests lies in that … Continue reading Continuous integration
Value-based vs. state-based vs. interaction testing
Value-based testing The end result of the unit of work is returning a value. The test will verify the value that is returned from a method. State-based testing The end result of the unit of work is changing the state of the system. The test will verify the behavior changes in the system under test … Continue reading Value-based vs. state-based vs. interaction testing


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