Category Archives: Everyday Unit Testing

Implementing Unit Testing, Part II – Outcomes

By Gil ZilberfeldNovember 23, 2016Everyday Unit Testing

The 2nd post in the new series on Everyday Unit Testing on rolling out unit testing implementation as a process in an organization. Check it out.

Implementing Unit Testing, Part 1 – Goals

By Gil ZilberfeldNovember 11, 2016Everyday Unit Testing, Testing

I’ve started a new series on Everyday Unit Testing, this time it’s on the strategic plan of rolling out unit testing implementation as a process in an organization. The first post is about defining the goals right. Check it out.

“TDD Patterns”, “Unit testing Strategy” videos from Agile Prague

By Gil ZilberfeldSeptember 30, 2016Everyday Unit Testing, TDD, Uncategorized, Unit tests

The videos are up on the Everyday Unit Testing site – “TDD Patterns” and “Creating a unit testing strategy“. Check’em out!

“Unit testing strategy” and “TDD patterns” slides from Agile Prague

By Gil ZilberfeldSeptember 14, 20162 commentsEveryday Unit Testing, TDD, Testing, Unit tests

I had a lovely time at Agile Prague. The highlight for me was meeting Woody Zuill, especially the part where we discuss old computers and testing in all forms. On a boat. You can find the slides for “Creating Unit Testing Strategy” and “TDD Patterns” on the Everyday Unit Testing site.

Unit testing anti-pattern: Code matching

By Gil ZilberfeldAugust 29, 2016Everyday Unit Testing, Uncategorized

A new post, on the anti-patterns in unit testing has arrived on EverydayUnitTesting.com! This time we’re talking about tests imitating code, or in a more catchy name: Code matching. Check it out!

Unit Tests Anti-Patterns: Misleading Tests

By Gil ZilberfeldAugust 13, 2016Everyday Unit Testing

Another one in the series! This time it’s about using tests for casting a big net, when what you’re really looking for is a small fish. Check it out on Everyday Unit Testing.

Anti-Patterns in Unit Tests: Logic

By Gil ZilberfeldAugust 5, 2016Everyday Unit Testing, Uncategorized

Continuing the series of anti-patterns in the wild world of unit tests, this time we’re exploring writing logic (conditionals, for example) in tests, and why it may not be a good idea.

Unit Tests Anti-Patterns: TDD Without Refactoring

By Gil ZilberfeldJuly 21, 2016Everyday Unit Testing, TDD

There’s a new post on Everyday Unit Testing (it’s been awhile, right?). I’m s tarting a new series of anti-patterns, what to look for, and how to fix them. The first post is about TDD without refactoring. Enjoy!