FitNesse is a tool for specifying and verifying application acceptance criteria (requirements). It acts as a bridge between the different stakeholders (disciplines) in a software delivery process.

A lot of information is shared by the FitNesse community. It's extremely adaptable and is used in areas ranging from Web/GUI tests to testing electronic components.

FitNesse supports RSS 2.0 The RSS URL has the simple form: http:// [myWikiAddress]/ [somePage]?responder=rss This will send you a list of all the recent changes for [somePage] …

Source Code Control : Hook up FitNesse to your source code management tooling Starting And Stopping Fit Nesse : The details of starting and stopping the FitNesse wiki/web server.

Note that if you don't like mucking about with a markup language at all, you can create your test tables in a spreadsheet such as Excel, copy them to the clipboard, and use the Spreadsheet …

FitNesse provides an easy-to-use wiki to create web pages that are run as tests. Test pages have a button on them allowing all the tests on the page to be run, so any user can go to that page …

Features Download Plug-ins User Guide FitNesse FitNesse Below this page you can find all the content provided as part of the FitNesse distribution.

Since FitNesse is a wiki, it's not in the way when you reason about requirements for your (software) project. FitNesse allows you to validate those requirements with the actual software …

FitNesse automated acceptance tests are power tools for fixing a broken requirements process. Skillfully applied, such tests make it possible to avoid the problems of Project Death By …

FitNesse Cheat Sheet Sections FitNesse Command Line Character Formatting Line & Block Formatting Links & References Includes & Informational Variable Usage Global Variables …