Re: [TFUI] RE: TDDing Excel

--- In [email protected], Cory Foy 
<usergroup@c...> wrote:
>
> Ryder, Phran (Manchester _SDC) wrote:
> > Forgive my ignorance but what is the Fitnesse list?
> 
> FIT is known as the Framework for Integrated Tests. FITnesse is 
FIT in 
> Wiki form. The basic concept is that you can develop integration 
tests 
> in a Wiki and it will run the tests against your code.
> 
> The "official" site for FIT is http://fit.c2.com/. You'd probably 
want:
> 
> http://fit.c2.com/wiki.cgi?IntroductionToFit
> 
> And, as I mentioned, FITnesse allows you to write the tests in a 
Wiki 
> format instead of having to author individual HTML files.
> 
> The Fitnesse list is just the Yahoo Group for Fitnesse 
communications. 
> Currenty the FIT server, written in Java, can hook into a variety 
of 
> languages to actually run the tests. They are working on a port so 
that 
> the FIT server itself is in .NET.
> 
> Does that make it a little clearer?
> 
A little, I had a look at the Fitnesse web site. My interpretation 
is that thw wiki is used to define combinations and expected 
outputs. Is that correct? Can it be used for any more?





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