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| Alan Wostenberg 2004-04-21, 9:44 pm |
| I noticed a tutorial at Smalltalk Solutions is on FIT - a customer
acceptance testing framework by Ward Cunningham. FIT is to acceptance
testing what SUnit is to developer testing.
The Java download is at http://fit.c2.com . Is there a VisualWorks
Smalltalk edition of FIT?
-- Alan Wostenberg
Northern Natural Gas, Omaha
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| Alan Knight 2004-04-22, 10:33 pm |
| Yes, there is a port, and I believe Dave Astels is the "official"
maintainer. The tutorial is based on that. There's a version in the
public Store repository, though I'm not sure it's up to date.
Unfortunately, Dave had to back out of the show, so that tutorial is
cancelled. But we look forward to having him do it next year.
Alan Wostenberg <awostenberg@psalmweaver.com> wrote in
news:40871537.9050501@psalmweaver.com:
> I noticed a tutorial at Smalltalk Solutions is on FIT - a customer
> acceptance testing framework by Ward Cunningham. FIT is to acceptance
> testing what SUnit is to developer testing.
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> The Java download is at http://fit.c2.com . Is there a VisualWorks
> Smalltalk edition of FIT?
>
> -- Alan Wostenberg
> Northern Natural Gas, Omaha
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>
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Alan Knight [|], Cincom Smalltalk Development
knight@acm.org
aknight@cincom.com
http://www.cincom.com/smalltalk
"I believe that many of the systems we build today in Java would be
better built in Smalltalk and Gemstone." -- Martin Fowler, JAOO 2003
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| Alan Wostenberg 2004-04-23, 10:33 pm |
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Alan Knight wrote:
> Yes, there is a port, and I believe Dave Astels is the "official"
> maintainer. The tutorial is based on that. There's a version in the
> public Store repository, though I'm not sure it's up to date.
>
> Unfortunately, Dave had to back out of the show, so that tutorial is
> cancelled. But we look forward to having him do it next year.
Thanks, I found FIT acceptance testing framework in the Cincom
repository. We found ourselves building acceptance tests in SUnit,
expecting reworking it in FIT will indeed "facilitate cooperation
between customers, testers and developers who share the values of
communication, simplicity, feedback and courage"
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