If you read last post you saw how to write a simple randomizer for the execution of NUnit test, but it has a problem, it mess up the nunit interface. The solution is not to ovveride the Tests property, but overriding the way the test are executed. To make it simple I simply take the [...]
Nunit can be extended in many way writing simple addins, I never tried to write an addin but since Nunit have some limitations I do not like I tried to create a very simple addin that permits me to randomize execution of tests.
Randomization is really an interesting stuff because it helps to find interacting tests [...]
SetUp and TearDown are two attributes used to mark two methods as prologue and epilogue for each test of a fixture. Here is a typical use in test based on Rhino Mock:
private MockRepository mrepo;
[SetUp]
public void SetUp()
{
mrepo = new MockRepository();
}
[TearDown]
public void TearDown()
{
mrepo.VerifyAll();
}
With these two attributes you can automate [...]
Asp.net is a great environment to quickly develop sites, but if you does not know what you are doing you can get hurt with poor performances.
Today I was analyzing a web page of a site because a developer reported to me that it is really really slow (more than 10 seconds to render), here it [...]
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Yesterday I fight with a strange bug, I have a simple class that calculate Sha256 of a string, It was used in a old part of a project where a single thread does a series of operations. Some months later the program is heavily evolved, and there is a new part that uses async pattern [...]
