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Introduction to Fixie 1: Convention-based Testing in .NET
Create less cluttered and more customizable test code with the convention-based Fixie testing framework.
What you'll learn
The Fixie testing framework differs from other testing frameworks in that it is based on conventions. This means we can write test classes and test methods without needing to repeatedly apply attributes, as with other testing frameworks. Fixie comes with a set of default conventions to get up and running quickly and also allows the creation of custom convention to control test discovery, test execution, and the creation of data driven tests.
Table of contents
- Version Check | 20s
- Introduction | 2m 1s
- Comparing Fixie to NUnit and xUnit.net | 2m 40s
- Default Test Discovery Conventions | 1m 23s
- Under the Covers: Default Convention | 51s
- Test Execution Lifecycle | 1m 10s
- Supported Test Runners | 59s
- A Quote from the Creator | 35s
- Getting Started in Visual Studio | 2m 21s
- Fixie Test Discovery | 3m 11s
- Course Structure | 1m 37s
- Summary | 1m 24s
- Introduction | 1m 8s
- Assertion Libraries | 1m 28s
- Installing Should and Asserting Numbers | 6m 56s
- Asserting Strings | 4m 11s
- Asserting Nulls and Booleans | 3m 4s
- Asserting Collection Contents | 3m 9s
- Asserting Object Types | 2m 47s
- Asserting Ranges | 4m
- Running Code Before and After Each Test | 5m 6s
- Running Tests from the Command Line | 3m 2s
- Summary | 1m 48s
About the author
With over 15 years experience, Jason Roberts is a Microsoft .NET MVP, freelance developer, and author.