I’ve started to study for the certification test and since there are quite a few areas in CMS 6 I haven’t used I started with one of those (hey, everything beats reading up on mirroring right?) namely the dynamic data store. Also, if you’ve fallen...

So, after the last post that tried to introduce some concepts and tools this posts is going to be more practical and hands-on. If there’s one thing I want you to keep in mind is the following: When talking about “testing with EPiServer” what you...

This is a post in a series about testing and EPiServer. This post will cover some basic concepts as well as the tools we’re going to be using later on. I find that discussing naming style of tests, while important, can be as much of a productivity...

As I mentioned briefly in my last post I don’t think EPiServer have been under a lot of pressure from the community to make the core product (unit) testable. And while it would be nice if this was top of the priority list at the development team...

As I mentioned in my last post writing tests for your code isn’t hard. The big “but” you know is coming is that this is valid only if the framework you’re writing code for/in is built to be testable. Just as an example, to be able to write the tes...