Gáspár Nagy on software

coach, trainer and bdd addict, creator of SpecFlow; owner of Spec Solutions

SpecFlow on VS11

by Gáspár on March 5, 2012

Today was an exciting day. It started with Visual Studio 11 beta install and finished with uploading a working SpecFlow VS11 package to github downloads. Cool. Currently I have created a hand-made package for v1.8.1, to test whether the integration components work well on VS11. Later I’ll include the integration package to the standard deployment […]

SpecFlow 1.8

by Gáspár on October 26, 2011

We have released SpecFlow v1.8 recently (just published 1.8.1 with a few fixes) and I would like to take the opportunity to give a subjective summary of the new features and also some outlook for the upcoming releases. Run & debug scenarios from context menu in VS2010 Maybe the most interesting (most wanted) feature is […]

SpecRun – because integration tests are not unit tests

by Gáspár on September 2, 2011

We have started the SpecFlow project in 2009 to provide a tool for .NET developers to perform BDD-style functional testing. SpecFlow uses unit testing frameworks, like NUnit, MsTest or MbUnit to execute the Gherkin scenarios. While this was a pragmatic choice, it has turned out that for executing functional integration tests, these unit test frameworks […]

Enhanced upgrading options in SpecFlow v1.7

by Gáspár on August 1, 2011

We have just released SpecFlow v1.7 over the weekend. In this release there are extended integration options for the Silverlight async testing framework and also for SharpDevelop 4. In addition to that, we have tried to make the upgrade process easier for the SpecFlow users, especially if they work in bigger teams or on different […]