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Test Doubles: creating a Dummy Object using a mocking framework

By David Baak December 16, 2016 Learning, Tools 3 Comments

In this series of posts about Test Doubles we’ll look at five examples. In the previous post we looked the manual creation of a Dummy Object. The conclusion was that…

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Test Doubles: creating a Dummy Object manually

By David Baak December 2, 2016 Learning 4 Comments

In this series of posts about Test Doubles we’ll look at five examples. The Dummy Object is the first and most straightforward. Its definition is: A placeholder Object that is…

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Test Doubles for the win

By David Baak November 8, 2016 Learning 1 Comment
Test Doubles for the win

When writing unit or contract tests you encounter situations in which you need mock things. Given you want to test a method in Class A that uses a collaborator (class…

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Broadening my horizon

By David Baak January 19, 2016 Learning 1 Comment

It’s January which means it’s time for reflection on things achieved and things to come. I’ve accomplished more than what I put on the list one year ago. So what…

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Scroll to an element with Selenium WebDriver

By David Baak September 28, 2015 Learning 2 Comments

We need to take into account that a web element, for instance a button, can dynamically go out of view depending on the screen resolution we test with. So how…

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