Fit for Developing Software: Framework for Integrated Tests
Fit for Developing Software: Framework for Integrated Tests
ISBN: 0321269349
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 331
Pages: 331
Authors: Rick Mugridge, Ward Cunningham
- Fit for Developing Software: Framework for Integrated Tests
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Praise for Fit for Developing Software
- Robert C. Martin Series
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Rick Mugridge
- Ward Cunningham
- About the Authors
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Section 1.1. The Need for Fit
- Section 1.2. The Value of Fit Tables
- Section 1.3. Fit and Business Roles
- Section 1.4. Organization of the Book
- Section 1.5. The Book s Use of Color
- Part I: Introducing Fit Tables
- Chapter 2. Communicating with Tables
- Section 2.1. Fit Tables
- Section 2.2. Tables for Communicating
- Section 2.3. Tables for Testing
- Section 2.4. Tables, Fixtures, and a System Under Test
- Section 2.5. Reading Fit Tables
- Chapter 3. Testing Calculations with ColumnFixture Tables
- Section 3.1. Calculating Discount
- Section 3.2. Reports: Traffic Lights
- Section 3.3. Calculating Credit
- Section 3.4. Selecting a Phone Number
- Section 3.5. Summary
- Section 3.6. Exercises
- Chapter 4. Testing Business Processes with ActionFixture Tables
- Section 4.1. Buying Items
- Section 4.2. Actions on a Chat Server
- Section 4.3. Summary
- Section 4.4. Exercises
- Chapter 5. Testing Lists with RowFixture Tables
- Section 5.1. Testing Lists Whose Order Is Unimportant
- Section 5.2. Testing Lists Whose Order Is Important
- Section 5.3. Summary
- Section 5.4. Exercises
- Chapter 6. Testing with Sequences of Tables
- Section 6.1. Chat Room Changes
- Section 6.2. Discount Group Changes
- Section 6.3. Summary
- Section 6.4. Exercises
- Chapter 7. Creating Tables and Running Fit
- Section 7.1. Using Spreadsheets for Tests
- Section 7.2. Organizing Tests in Test Suites
- Section 7.3. Using HTML for Tests
- Section 7.4. Summary
- Section 7.5. Exercises
- Chapter 8. Using FitNesse
- Section 8.1. Introduction
- Section 8.2. Getting Started
- Section 8.3. Organizing Tests with Subwikis
- Section 8.4. Test Suites
- Section 8.5. Ranges of Values
- Section 8.6. Other Features
- Section 8.7. Summary
- Section 8.8. Exercises
- Chapter 9. Expecting Errors
- Section 9.1. Expected Errors with Calculations
- Section 9.2. Expected Errors with Actions
- Section 9.3. Summary
- Chapter 10. FitLibrary Tables
- Section 10.1. Flow-Style Actions with DoFixture
- Section 10.2. Expected Errors with DoFixture
- Section 10.3. Actions on Domain Objects with DoFixture
- Section 10.4. Setup
- Section 10.5. CalculateFixture Tables
- Section 10.6. Ordered List Tables
- Section 10.7. Testing Parts of a List
- Section 10.8. Summary
- Section 10.9. Exercises
- Chapter 11. A Variety of Tables
- Section 11.1. Business Forms
- Section 11.2. Testing Associations
- Section 11.3. Two-Dimensional Images
- Section 11.4. Summary
- Section 11.5. Exercises
- Part II: Developing Tables for RentAPartySoftware
- Chapter 12. Introducing Fit at RentAPartySoftware
- Section 12.1. RentAPartySoftware
- Section 12.2. Development Issues
- Section 12.3. An Initial Plan
- Section 12.4. The Cast
- Section 12.5. The Rest of This Part
- Section 12.6. Summary
- Section 12.7. Exercises
- Chapter 13. Getting Started: Emily and Don s First Table
- Section 13.1. Introduction
- Section 13.2. Choosing Where to Start
- Section 13.3. The Business Rule
- Section 13.4. Starting Simple
- Section 13.5. Adding the Grace Period
- Section 13.6. Adding High-Demand Items
- Section 13.7. Reports
- Section 13.8. Seth s Return
- Section 13.9. Summary
- Section 13.10. Exercises
- Chapter 14. Testing a Business Process: Cash Rentals
- Section 14.1. Introduction
- Section 14.2. Cash Rentals
- Section 14.3. Split and Restructure
- Section 14.4. Which Client
- Section 14.5. Summary
- Section 14.6. Exercises
- Chapter 15. Tests Involving the Date and Time
- Section 15.1. Introduction
- Section 15.2. Charging a Deposit
- Section 15.3. Dates
- Section 15.4. Business Transactions
- Section 15.5. Sad Paths
- Section 15.6. Reports
- Section 15.7. Summary
- Section 15.8. Exercises
- Chapter 16. Transforming Workflow Tests into Calculation Tests
- Section 16.1. Introduction
- Section 16.2. Testing Calculations Instead
- Section 16.3. Using Durations
- Section 16.4. Reports
- Section 16.5. Summary
- Section 16.6. Exercises
- Chapter 17. Story Test-Driven Development with Fit
- Section 17.1. Introduction
- Section 17.2. The Stories
- Section 17.3. The First Storytests
- Section 17.4. The Planning Game
- Section 17.5. Adding to the Storytests
- Section 17.6. Progress During the Iteration
- Section 17.7. Exploratory Testing at Iteration End
- Section 17.8. Summary
- Section 17.9. Exercises
- Chapter 18. Designing and Refactoring Tests to Communicate Ideas
- Section 18.1. Principles of Test Design
- Section 18.2. Fit Tests for Business Rules
- Section 18.3. Workflow Tests
- Section 18.4. Calculation Tests
- Section 18.5. List Tests
- Section 18.6. Tests and Change
- Section 18.7. Automation of Tests
- Section 18.8. Summary
- Chapter 19. Closing for Nonprogrammers
- Section 19.1. The Value of Fit Tables
- Section 19.2. Getting Fit at RentAPartySoftware
- Part III: Introducing Fit Fixtures
- Chapter 20. Connecting Tables and Applications
- Section 20.1. Writing Fixtures
- Section 20.2. Fixtures and Traffic Lights
- Chapter 21. Column Fixtures
- Section 21.1. Fixture CalculateDiscount
- Section 21.2. Extending Credit
- Section 21.3. Selecting a Phone Number
- Section 21.4. ColumnFixture in General
- Section 21.5. Summary
- Section 21.6. Exercises
- Chapter 22. Action Fixtures
- Section 22.1. Buying Items
- Section 22.2. Changing State of Chat Room
- Section 22.3. ActionFixture in General
- Section 22.4. Summary
- Section 22.5. Exercises
- Chapter 23. List Fixtures
- Section 23.1. Testing Unordered Lists
- Section 23.2. Testing Ordered Lists
- Section 23.3. Testing a List with Parameters
- Section 23.4. Summary
- Section 23.5. Exercises
- Chapter 24. Fixtures for Sequences of Tables
- Section 24.1. Chat Room Fixtures
- Section 24.2. Discount Group Fixtures
- Section 24.3. Summary
- Section 24.4. Exercises
- Chapter 25. Using Other Values in Tables
- Section 25.1. Standard Values
- Section 25.2. Values of Money
- Section 25.3. Values in FitNesse and the Flow Fixtures
- Section 25.4. Summary
- Section 25.5. Exercises
- Chapter 26. Installing and Running Fit
- Section 26.1. Installing Fit and FitLibrary
- Section 26.2. Running Fit on Folders
- Section 26.3. Running Fit on HTML Files
- Section 26.4. Running Tests During the Build
- Section 26.5. Other Ways to Run Tests
- Section 26.6. Summary
- Chapter 27. Installing FitNesse
- Section 27.1. Installation
- Section 27.2. Locating the Code
- Section 27.3. Larger-Scale Use with Virtual Wiki
- Section 27.4. Debugging FitNesse Tests
- Section 27.5. Summary
- Section 27.6. Exercises
- Chapter 28. FitLibrary Fixtures
- Section 28.1. Flow-Style Actions with DoFixture
- Questions Answers
- Section 28.2. DoFixtures as Adapters
- Section 28.3. Using SetFixture
- Section 28.4. Expected Errors with DoFixture
- Questions Answers
- Section 28.5. Actions on Domain Objects with DoFixture
- Questions Answers
- Section 28.6. DoFixture in General
- Questions Answers
- Section 28.7. Setup
- Questions Answers
- Section 28.8. CalculateFixture Tables
- Section 28.9. Ordered-List Tables
- Section 28.10. Testing Parts of a List
- Section 28.11. Using Other Values in Flow Tables
- Section 28.12. Summary
- Section 28.13. Exercises
- Questions Answers
- Chapter 29. Custom Table Fixtures
- Section 29.1. Business Forms
- Section 29.2. Testing Associations
- Questions Answers
- Section 29.3. Two-Dimensional Images
- Section 29.4. Summary
- Part IV: Developing Fixtures for RentAPartySoftware
- Chapter 30. Fixtures and Adapting the Application
- Section 30.1. Introduction
- Section 30.2. The Programmers Perspective
- Section 30.3. System Architecture
- Section 30.4. Test Infecting for Improvements
- Questions Answers
- Section 30.5. The Rest of This Part
- Chapter 31. Emily s First Fixture
- Section 31.1. The Table
- Section 31.2. Developing the Fixture
- Questions Answers
- Questions Answers
- Section 31.3. Summary
- Section 31.4. Exercises
- Chapter 32. Fixtures Testing Through the User Interface
- Section 32.1. Introduction
- Section 32.2. Spike
- Section 32.3. The Fixtures
- Section 32.4. The Adapter
- Section 32.5. Showing Others
- Section 32.6. Summary
- Chapter 33. Restructuring the System for Testing
- Section 33.1. Test Infecting
- Section 33.2. Slow Tests
- Section 33.3. Setup
- Section 33.4. Barriers to Testing
- Section 33.5. Transactions
- Section 33.6. Transaction Fixture
- Section 33.7. Split Domain and Data Source Layers
- Section 33.8. Reduce Interdependencies
- Section 33.9. Summary
- Chapter 34. Mocks and Clocks
- Section 34.1. Introduction
- Section 34.2. Changing the Date
- Section 34.3. Time-Related Object Interactions
- Section 34.4. Date Formatting
- Section 34.5. Changing the Application in Small Steps
- Section 34.6. Summary
- Chapter 35. Running Calculation Tests Indirectly
- Section 35.1. Testing Directly
- Section 35.2. Testing Indirectly
- Section 35.3. Summary
- Chapter 36. Closing for Programmers at RPS
- Section 36.1. The Value of Fit Tables
- Section 36.2. Getting Fit at RPS
- Part V: Custom Development
- Chapter 37. The Architecture of Fit
- Section 37.1. Running Fit
- Section 37.2. Parse Tree
- Section 37.3. doTable()
- Section 37.4. Counts in Class Fixture
- Section 37.5. The Fixture Subclasses
- Section 37.6. TypeAdapter
- Section 37.7. Summary
- Section 37.8. Exercises
- Chapter 38. Developing Custom Fixtures
- Section 38.1. Using SetUpFixture
- Section 38.2. SetUpFixture
- Section 38.3. ImageFixture
- Section 38.4. Summary
- Chapter 39. Custom Runners
- Section 39.1. Runners
- Section 39.2. Calculator Runner
- Section 39.3. Reading Tests from a Text File
- Section 39.4. Reading Tests from a Spreadsheet
- Section 39.5. Summary
- Chapter 40. Model-Based Test Generation
- Section 40.1. Symmetries: Operations That Cancel Each Other
- Section 40.2. Generate a Simple Sequence
- Section 40.3. Generate an Interleaved Sequence
- Section 40.4. Summary
- Section 40.5. Exercises
- Part VI: Appendices
- Appendix A. Background Material
- Section A.1. Testing
- Section A.2. Agile Software Development
- Section A.3. Ubiquitous Language
- Appendix B. Book Resources Web Site
- Appendix C. Fit and Other Programming Languages
- Section C.1. Table Portability
- Section C.2. Other Programming Languages
- Bibliography
- Index
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Fit for Developing Software: Framework for Integrated Tests
ISBN: 0321269349
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 331
Pages: 331
Authors: Rick Mugridge, Ward Cunningham