Test Attribute #4 – Accuracy
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Category Archives: Unit tests
Test Attribute #2 – Readability
This post was not readable according to our standards. But it’s ok, we took very special care of it before transferring it to the Everyday Unit Testing site. Check it out!
Test Attribute #1 – Validity
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How To Test Your Tests
The post is now under the FBI’s witness protection program and we can’t tell you it’s on the Everyday Unit Testing site. We also cannot tell you to check it out. So don’t. Or we’ll move it again.
No SRP? No TDD!
This post had to move very quickly to Argentina, for reasons still under investigation. It was last seen on the Everyday Unit Testing site. You might still catch it here!
What Is A Unit Test?
The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind. And the wind blows in the direction of the Everyday Unit Testing site. So you might get a glimpse of the post, if you hurry!
The Real Story of Arnie and Sly
You think that Arnold and Sylvester movie careers were head to head? Let me tell you the story of what happened before that. <Dissolve Effect> Arnold and Sylvester had a struggling software development business. Arnold wanted better code design. Because he was after better design, he chose TDD, with all the design goodness it brings.
The Write Stuff
Since this is my blog, I get to showcase things I’ve also written outside it. Don’t worry, it doesn’t mind. Of course, I’m keeping a list of (almost) everything I’ve written under the Publications page. But here are my latest. On the Typemock blog: My first TDD experience A brief history of continuous integration Icy
My First TDD Experience
Read about it on the Typemock blog. It’s D-licious.
Coverage Lies: The Slides
At DevCon TLV I gave this presentation about code coverage, and how we can use, and misuse it. Here are the slides. You can still catch it in webinar form in a week’s time on the Typemock channel.