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  1. ferventcoder revised this gist Jan 4, 2012. 1 changed file with 1 addition and 1 deletion.
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    So you say automated testing is important?
    And you are kind of digging the awesome power of PowerShell
    and want to learn more? What if there was some way to really test
    powershell scripts in a behavior driven way? We'll explore the
    PowerShell scripts in a behavior driven way? We'll explore the
    concepts of automated testing (unit, integration, etc) and how
    they translate from C# to PowerShell. Conversation is welcome
    if you have your own ideas about automated testing and/or
  2. ferventcoder revised this gist Jan 4, 2012. 1 changed file with 7 additions and 5 deletions.
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    PS \> Invoke-TestThisShiz.ps1

    So you say automated testing is important?
    And you are kind of digging the awesome power of PowerShell and want to learn more?
    What if there was some way to really test powershell scripts in a behavior driven way?

    We'll explore the concepts of automated testing (unit, integration, etc) and how they translate from C# to PowerShell.
    Conversation is welcome if you have your own ideas about automated testing and/or PowerShell.
    And you are kind of digging the awesome power of PowerShell
    and want to learn more? What if there was some way to really test
    powershell scripts in a behavior driven way? We'll explore the
    concepts of automated testing (unit, integration, etc) and how
    they translate from C# to PowerShell. Conversation is welcome
    if you have your own ideas about automated testing and/or
    PowerShell.
  3. ferventcoder revised this gist Jan 4, 2012. 1 changed file with 6 additions and 1 deletion.
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    PS \> Invoke-TestThisShiz.ps1

    So you say automated testing is important? And you are kind of digging the awesome power of PowerShell and want to learn more? What if there was some way to really test powershell scripts in a behavior driven way? We'll explore the concepts of automated testing (unit, integration, etc) and how they translate from C# to PowerShell. Conversation is welcome if you have your own ideas about automated testing and/or PowerShell.
    So you say automated testing is important?
    And you are kind of digging the awesome power of PowerShell and want to learn more?
    What if there was some way to really test powershell scripts in a behavior driven way?

    We'll explore the concepts of automated testing (unit, integration, etc) and how they translate from C# to PowerShell.
    Conversation is welcome if you have your own ideas about automated testing and/or PowerShell.
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    Automated Testing, but Like for PowerShell
    ==========================================

    PS \> Invoke-TestThisShiz.ps1

    So you say automated testing is important? And you are kind of digging the awesome power of PowerShell and want to learn more? What if there was some way to really test powershell scripts in a behavior driven way? We'll explore the concepts of automated testing (unit, integration, etc) and how they translate from C# to PowerShell. Conversation is welcome if you have your own ideas about automated testing and/or PowerShell.