In my prior post I talked about how I setup my environment for testing my Typescript source via Jasmine and Chutzpah . That was just the beginning. Now that I had the ability to create unit tests I needed the ability to run them on our CI server, which happens to be Teamcity ). I did...
Recently I got back into writing html/javascript code as part of my day job and boy-o-boy have things changed since the last time i did any of this. One thing that has not changed for me however was my belief in unit testing, so it was very painful for me to be writing hundreds of lines of javascript...
Ok, silverlight and unit testing just plan sucks, I firmly believe that the devs for silverlight did NOT care about testability, but that is off topic. When doing any type of unit testing (and not with the built in silverlight testing framework which actually runs the app, talking code level testing...
First a confession, and I know I’ll invoke shame for this one: I have done Very Little Testing with Silverlight. I won’t bore you with reasons or excuses, but I wasn’t up on the state of unit testing in Silverlight until very recently. (In fact, I might still be missing some chunks.) The Problem...
Today I was trying to wrap some code in some tests (I got lazy and did not create the tests first… shot me). What I was trying to ensure was that my event handlers I passed into a method were actually being wired up for usage. Now I searched around the net for a while to see if there was...