Chapter 7. Customer Tests: Completing the First Feature
In this chapter, we develop a set of customer tests for retrieving recording information via the Web service we wrote in the previous chapter. The intent of the customer tests is different from that of the programmer tests. Customer tests confirm how the feature is supposed to work as experienced by the end user. Because most customers might not feel comfortable coding their tests in NUnit, we need to provide a tool that makes writing tests as easy as editing a document. The goal is to enable the customer to write a specification as a series of automated tests. The tool that we will use to facilitate the automation of customer tests is an open-source tool called FIT. You can download it from ...
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