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  • MSpec latest build download now available

    Update: Here's a direct link to download the latest build of MSpec. Many thanks again to Alexander Groß for adding packaging to MSpec. You can now download builds from here without having to build it yourself! Just grab the Artifact from the latest build.
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Thu, Nov 19 2009
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  • Call for help with MSpec

    Thankfully, the community has created a number of very helpful blog posts about MSpec. Unfortunately, I’ve been quite bad at aggregating them into a single authoritative source and documenting the few but somewhat obscure APIs and tools that make up MSpec. It is on my list of things to do but time has...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Thu, Nov 19 2009
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  • Astoria, SSIS Adapters and BDD – Projecting Projections

    The big idea behind ADO.NET Data Services is that it enables a data source (generally a relational data source) to be exposed via a RESTful service. In the context of fetching data – which is the principle concern of our SSIS data source component, data is returned as either an ATOM feed or as...
    Posted to Howard Dierking by hdierking on Wed, Nov 18 2009
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  • MSpec v0.3

    IMPORTANT NOTE: This is beta (still). The assertion library is new and may have bugs. I’d appreciate you testing it on your specs, but don’t fight specs breaking too hard if they do, let me know what happened and revert, I wouldn’t want to cost you your day chasing down a bug in MSpec. Thanks! It’s been...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Wed, Nov 18 2009
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  • Using Latest NUnit Version With MSpec

    As I’ve been working another blog post about my adventures in learning BDD ala MSpec , I ran into something that I wanted to share as the problem wasn’t immediately obvious (to me anyway). The problem is that MSpec has a dependency on version 2.4.6.0 of the nunit.framework assembly –...
    Posted to Howard Dierking by hdierking on Sun, Nov 8 2009
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  • Building an iPhone app

    Today we launched PicTranslator , a free Picture Translator for the iPhone. Building it was quite an adventure. I wanted to share some of the technologies we used, you may be surprised. On the iPhone: iPhone SDK : This one's obvious. Unfortunately, MonoTouch wasn't out when we started to develop...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Wed, Oct 21 2009
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  • Advanced Selenium RC logging with MSpec

    Today I pushed some new features to MSpec to allow you to see this in MSpec’s html report when you get Selenium RC failures: This is very similar to ruby’s selenium client’s rspec report. You can see a real example of that here . So how do you get this? It’s pretty easy. All you need to do is grab and...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Mon, Oct 19 2009
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  • A recent conversation about MSpec practices

    Recently I've heard about more and more people checking out MSpec. A few days ago I got an email from a friend. He said he was having trouble with base class explosion while creating specs. Here is a snippet from his code: public abstract class with_null_program { protected static Program program;...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Mon, Oct 5 2009
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  • MSpec... for Boo!

    Jeffery Olson (a fellow Eleutian guy) has put in some good effort to create a very readable, very clean MSpec DSL for Boo. You should give it a gander .
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Sun, Jun 28 2009
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  • Machine.Specifications (MSpec) has moved (and git rocks)

    EDIT:The actual clone url is here, the original link is to the github page. Sorry for the confusion: git clone git://github.com/machine/machine.specifications.git I just completed breaking Machine.Specifications into its own repository. It is now here: http://github.com/machine/machine.specifications...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Sat, Mar 7 2009
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  • Getting ReSharper and VS to play nice with MSpec

    Does ReSharper want to make your specs look like this? But you want your specs to look like this? Just follow these easy steps: Go to Resharper>Options Go to Languages>C#>Formatting Style>Other Uncheck Modifiers>Use explicit private modifier Uncheck Other>Indent anonymous method body...
    Posted to Aaron Jensen by aaronjensen on Sun, Oct 19 2008
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