Category Archives: Unit tests

Creating Unit Testing Strategy – Part II

By Gil ZilberfeldJuly 31, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, Unit tests

I’m continuing the series about creating a unit testing strategy. This time it’s about test categorization and design testability consideration. Check it out!

New Series: Creating A Unit Testing Strategy

By Gil ZilberfeldJuly 24, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, TDD, Unit tests

I’ve started a series about how to analyze, develop and execute a strategy for unit testing a module, a feature or a bug fix. The first chapter is here. Enjoy!

Test Triangulation

By Gil ZilberfeldJuly 15, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, Testing, Unit tests

New post on Everyday Unit Testing on the other, not so known roles of tests. Enjoy!

Test Scope Creep

By Gil ZilberfeldJuly 8, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, TDD, Unit tests

New post on Everyday Unit Testing, continuing the story of multiple asserts going horribly wrong. Multiple asserts easily turn to creepers (Like Nick in the picture). Enjoy.

(Mis) Using Multiple Asserts

By Gil ZilberfeldJune 30, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, TDD, Unit tests

New post on Everyday Unit Testing on why a single test with multiple asserts should be split into multiple tests. Enjoy!

Should We Write That Test?

By Gil ZilberfeldJune 22, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, Unit tests

New post on Everyday Unit Testing: A real-life example of risk analysis, and which cases to test. Check it out.

What Bug Will It Find?

By Gil ZilberfeldJune 17, 2015Everyday Unit Testing, legacy code, Software, Unit tests

New post on Everyday Unit Testing, about how we can measure if a test is valuable. Check it out.

Belgium Testing Days 2015–The Slides

By Gil ZilberfeldMay 22, 2015BTD, TDD, Unit tests

I had a great time at Belgium Testing Days. And my “Secrets of Effective Unit Testing” won Best Tutorial! Here are the slides for the workshops I did. If you want to make your own movie like we did at “The Empire Tests First”, check out this page for all the resources. The Empire Strikes