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Machine.Specifications 0.6.0 released

By Daniel Marbach
In .NET, Agile, Test Driven Development
December 19, 2013
2 Min read
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I’m proud to announce the next release of Machine.Specifications. The release contains the version 0.6.0 and is the beginning of a new era. I’ve been in contact with the amazing Alexander Groß for more than a year now. I had the chance to meet him when he was willing to come to Switzerland to visit the .NET Usergroup Central Switzerland. Before I met him I was using Machine.Specifications in several projects and I really like the lightweight approach for acceptance test driven...

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RowTest / Theory / TestData support for Machine.Specifications

By Daniel Marbach
In .NET, Agile, Test Driven Development
May 26, 2013
4 Min read
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This post discusses the RowTest / Theory / TestData support for the amazing specification framework Machine.Specifications. For those who don’t know Machine.Specifications (aka MSpec) I strongly advice to check it out here. MSpec has one caveat which can sometimes make your life a bit harder than it should be: It misses RowTest / Theory (xUnit) or TestData (nunit) support. With row test support I mean the ability to execute the same Establish, Because and It for several runs with slightly...

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Why I like Machine.Specifications

By Daniel Marbach
In .NET, Why I like ...
November 1, 2011
2 Min read
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Urs started with the idea and the category “why I like”… So I’ll steal his idea and go further with this category… This might be an expensive blog post because I need to pay license fees to Urs 😉 We adopted machine.specifications for our project approximately one year ago. We compared several context and specification frameworks but the overhead of the competitors was too high for our team. Also didn’t we have a product owner who was willing to write for...

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