Mockito

Mockito 1.8.5

It will let programmers write tests with a clean & simple API.Features:Mocks concrete classes as well as interfaces Little annotation syntax sugar - @Mock Verification errors are clean - click on stack trace to see failed verification in test; click on...

Buster.JS

Buster.JS 0.7.18

Works for both client side (browsers) and server side (Node.js) environments.Buster.JS is a good solution for automating a huge batch of JS code tests.Features:Static HTML based browser testing Node testing Assertions BDD...

bugzyrb

bugzyrb 0.4.0

Recommended for developers, it allows a simple, minimal bug tracker using the Ruby CLI and an SQLite3 database.Maintains priority, severity, status, fix, comments and logs all updates.What is new in this release:Added recentlogs. Added...

NUnit

NUnit 2.6.3

Ported from JUnit, NUnit is entirely written in C#.The framework has been redesigned to take advantage of many .NET language features and improve the testing process.NUnit is the closest unit testing framework to the ones found in the xUnit testing...

Vows

Vows 0.8.1 / 0.9.0-rc3 updated

It adds asynchronous BDD & continuous integration features for the Node.js server-side JavaScript library. Vows was built from the ground up to test asynchronous code.It executes your tests in parallel when it makes sense, and sequentially when there are...

PHPUnit

PHPUnit 5.3.2 updated

PHPUnit is considered a de-facto standard for unit testing PHP code. The framework returns results in an easy readable format. They (the results) are properly formatted for quick analysis and easy navigation.What is new in this release:New PHAR release...

Jasmine

Jasmine 2.4.1 updated

It does not rely on browsers, DOM, or any JavaScript framework. Jasmine is BDD, Behavior Driven Development. For Ruby or RoR environments, a gem file is also provided. Jasmine can be run anywhere where JavaScript can be executed, server or client...

HTMLHint

HTMLHint 0.9.7 updated

HTMLHint provides a simpler way to validate your HTML code without having to use the W3C website or any other Web service to do so.This small toolkit lets developers check their HTML code against various types of validation rules, rules which can be...