Deep dive on Silverlight unit testing at Tech Ed next month

Posted May 11th 2010 to Silverlight,TechEd,Testing

In about a month I will be presenting a 200-level session on Silverlight unit testing at Tech Ed North America in New Orleans. The talk will be an hour with questions, so you can arrive new to Silverlight testing and leave with all the tools you need to be successful in building high-quality applications with the right level of regression coverage that your management can smile about.

The session will be more comprehensive than the overview talk I presented at MIX 10 (which is available as a free online video stream now).

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Click here to view the talk information on the Tech Ed site. The tentative information is as follows, but please double-check with the conference schedule builder before showing up:

Unit Testing in Microsoft Silverlight
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
11:45 AM – 1:00 PM
Room 287
Session Code WEB205
http://northamerica.msteched.com/topic/list?keyword=WEB205

Hope to see some friendly faces in the audience! I’ll be up there in some sort of speaker polo shirt uniform with khakis, apparently this conference isn’t quite as trendy and cool as MIX in Vegas ;-) .

If you’re going to be attending Tech Ed, I’d appreciate any early comments you have as there is still time to shape the content of the talk.

4 Comments

  • http://www.sharpgis.net Morten

    A topic I found lacking at mix was how to get it all running automated with reporting etc, and maybe also a little deeper dive on the tags and how/when you would use it.

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  • Carlzbad

    I have an app that is made up of many class libraries.

    For code coverage what is the best way to know what my code coverage is for the entire application?

    Do I need to count the lines of each class library? Is there an easy way to do this?

  • http://www.jeff.wilcox.name/ Jeff Wilcox

    @Carlzbad,
    Unfortunately the code coverage isn’t working now.