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Monatsarchive: Mai 2011
QuickLinks for May 2011
Here a quick list of articles I´ve read during the last month:
Veröffentlicht unter Allgemein
Verschlagwortet mit agile retrospective, anti-pattern, bug statistics, build server, CruiseControl, database, DbFit, defect tracking, email, events calendar, Google, habit, hardware, integration test driven development, mobile, mobile web sites, Open Space, performance test, Powershell, results, Specification by Example, split, test automation, test naming, test-driven, testing, user story, web application
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Execute shell commands in Ruby
On Ruby Quicktips there´s a nice sum up of the three different ways how to execute shell commands from your ruby code. It´s explaining very well the differences between exec, backticks (or %x shortcut) and the system command: Execute Shell … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Programming
Verschlagwortet mit backtick, exec, execute, Ruby, shell, system
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Agile Test Tools
On May 23rd, there was an event organised by the Luxembourg Testing Board, the topic was „Testing Tools“. One of the speakers was Stephane Louis who spoke about „Test Tools“ in general: He presented examples of different kind of test … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Testing
Verschlagwortet mit agile test tools, ATDD, BDD, LTB, Luxembourg Testing Board, presentation, talk, TDD, test tools
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MS SQL / T-SQL: Get a random date
Lately I needed to get a random date from an MS SQL Server, and it was a real pain to find something on google about it. Luckily I stumbled upon the blog of Ben Nadel who has written a great … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Allgemein, Programming
Verschlagwortet mit MS SQL, random date, T-SQL, Transact SQL
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AgileBorat at Twitter
Have a look at what @AgileBorat is writing on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/AgileBorat My favorites so far: My friend Azamat is very good developer, he is always have all unit test green. If unit test is fail, it is remove. Is best … Weiterlesen
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CruiseControl.NET, Powershell and paths with spaces
Yesterday I included the execution of a Windows Powershell task into our CruiseControl.Net Buildserver in order to include the execution of some (more) tests into the build. I stumbled upon a posting of Vasily from QA Questions on how to … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Continous Integration, CruiseControl.NET, path, Powershell, space
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Usage of variables in FitNesse
Note to my self, usage of variables in FitNesse: Definition: !****> Global Variables… !define VAR1 {aaa} !define VAR2 {bbb} *****! !****< Hidden Global Variables... !define VAR1 {aaa} !define VAR2 {bbb} *****! Usage: | Something | ${VAR1} |