Uses Ruby and Rake.

‘A simple unit testing tool based on the node.js assert module.’

A strong argument against Cucumber.

Mocking/Stubbing framework for .NET.

‘MyTAP is a unit testing framework for MySQL 5.x written using fuctions and procedures. It includes a collection of TAP-emitting assertion functions, as well as the ability to integrate with other TAP-emitting test frameworks.’

I’ve heard some good reviews of this book.

Browser-driven integration tests for Rails without Cucumber.

A method that doesn’t slow down the non-Sphinx features.

‘FakeWeb is a helper for faking web requests in Ruby. It works at a global level, without modifying code or writing extensive stubs.’ Quick and easy way to prevent HTTP requests in tests.

Like Cucumber? Dislike RSpec?

‘Fragment caching can be tricky. The risk is that a user sees the wrong content, but that risk can be mitigated with tests.’

Funny. And true. I’ve seen most of these.

Despite initially dismissing it as COBOL for Testing, I’m coming round to the idea of Cucumber: I sense that decoupling test intention from implementation may be the biggest win.

‘If we hadn't taken on the technical debt, we would have missed our demo opportunity.’

Series on testing in Haskell (with some F# too).

‘All this energy on creating new DSLs for testing is energy wasted. Use the standard and get cracking on solving truly innovative problems (note: the smart grid is innovative; social networks are not).’ Strongly agree.

Provides some of the nice parts of RSpec (contexts and readable test names) whilst remaining within Test::Unit.

Are your tests testing everything?