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A C unit tester. Features include composite test suites, each test can be run in it's own process, trapping of hung tests, setup and teardown, extensible interface and support for mocking ... [More] functions. Includes a tutorial and an automated test collector utility. [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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Want to employ TDD to shaders? Here's a simple framework to get you started.
Created 12 months ago.

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A .Net dynamic fake/mock/stub framework for creating all types of fake objects, mocks, stubs etc. Easier semantics, all fake objects are just that - fakes - the use of the fakes determines whether ... [More] they're mocks or stubs. Context aware fluent interface guides the developer. Full VB.Net support. Designed for ease of use and for compatibility with both C# and VB.Net. [Less]
Created 4 months ago.

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This is a framework for Behavior Spec Driven Design; which is the development method also known as Behavior Driven Development and Test Driven Development. The target language is modern ... [More] implementations of C++. In the BSDD process, the programmer goes through the following steps in approximately five minutes: 1. create a "spec" - an executable specification for some behavior. 2. execute the spec -- it should fail because that behavior doesn't exit yet. 3. create just enough code to implement the behavior 4. execute the spec -- it should pass now if the code is correct. (If not passing, fix the code). 5. clean up the code -- refactoring to improve the design and eliminate duplication. 6. execute the specs -- they should still pass after refactoring (if not passing, undo the refactoring and/or fix the problem) Repeat steps 1 - 6 - executing ALL the existing specs in step 4. Step 5 may not be done every time through the cycle. Like chess, the rules are simple, but there is a lot to learn about writing small specs, writing small amounts of code to pass the specs, and refactoring to improve the design of the whole product. Most of the C++ framework is not dependent on operating system or other packages. Some portions may use Boost. [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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The first try to bring together knowledge and tools.
Created about 1 month ago.

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The horn open source project has been moved! It now has it's own repository you can find here: http://code.google.com/p/hornget/
Created 12 months ago.

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This is a document management / workflow web application. Its purpose is to store documents in electronic format in a single repository and automate the processes of their execution and consideration. ... [More] It is implemented in .NET using MySql as a back end. The documentation, downloads, screenshots and sourceforge accout can be found in "Links" -> [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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Code from presentation, etc that is freely available Note: You will need to use TortoiseSVN to check out these Subversion trunks NHibernate Demo ... [More] http://palermo.googlecode.com/svn/nhibernatedemo/trunk Automated Build Demo http://palermo.googlecode.com/svn/automatedbuilddemo/trunk VS 2008 Samples http://palermo.googlecode.com/svn/orcassamples/trunk ASP.NET MVC Framework application http://palermo.googlecode.com/svn/aspnetmvc/trunk [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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more info http://ugialt.net/Meetings.ashx
Created 10 months ago.

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Adding in all the features I wished NMock had build in. Mocking EventsStub.On(mock_with_events).EventAdd("eventname", Is.Anything).Will(Remember.EventAdd); ... [More] Stub.On(mock_with_events).EventRemove("eventname", Is.Anything).Will(Remember.EventRemove); // perform action that makes someone listen to the event. ... //simulate firing event Event.Fire("eventname", mock_with_events, new EventArgs()); Mocking Generic MethodsStub.On(childScope) .Method(new GenericMethodMatcher("MethodName", typeof(Type1), typeof(Type2)) .Will(Return.Value(NewMock())); Stub.On(childScope) .Method(new GenericMethodMatcher("MethodName", typeof(Type1), typeof(Type3)) .Will(Return.Value(NewMock()));.Net 3.5 people can now do this... Stub.On(childScope) .Method("MethodName") .Will(Return.Value(NewMock()));Simple! DRY FixturesDerive your test fixtures from MockingTestFixture. You don't need:- mocks = new Mockery(); //or mocks.VerifyAllExpectationsHaveBeenMet();And... // Before: mockCurrencyService = mocks.NewMock(); //After: mockCurrencyService = NewMock();Note: protected override void SetUp() { ... }replaces... [SetUp] public void SetUp() { ... } [Less]
Created 12 months ago.