James Broome

This is part 3 in a series of posts on using Behaviour Driven Development to build and test your MVC controllers. The full series is as follows:

Asp.Net MVC Controllers + BDD = The perfect match? Part 1: The HomeController
Asp.Net MVC Controllers + BDD = The perfect match? Part 2: Log On and Off with the [...]

My colleague Jon George has recently been posting about his experiences of performance tuning our latest web application, built on Asp.Net MVC. His introductory post talks briefly about how we spent a large effort in laying the correct foundations for the project, which have ultimately led to its success. Being the “technical lead who had [...]

This is part 2 in a series of posts on using Behaviour Driven Development to build and test your MVC controllers. The full series is as follows:

Asp.Net MVC Controllers + BDD = The perfect match? Part 1: The HomeController
Asp.Net MVC Controllers + BDD = The perfect match? Part 2: Log On and Off with the [...]

This is part 1 in a series of posts on using Behaviour Driven Development to build and test your MVC controllers. The full series is as follows:

Asp.Net MVC Controllers + BDD = The perfect match? Part 1: The HomeController
Asp.Net MVC Controllers + BDD = The perfect match? Part 2: Log On and Off with the [...]

One of the benefits of Asp.Net MVC is that it allows you to write easily testable code. One thing that has always been notoriously difficult to test is the HttpContext object and its associated values – the Request and Response etc. This is why I didn’t like it when dependencies on HttpContext started to creep [...]