New Version of “Everyday Unit Testing”!
That’s right dudes! A new version with 2 new chapters and whole lot of new content. And I’ve rearranged the existing chapters just to keep it interesting. Check out the new stuff and get the book!
Category Archives: Everyday Unit Testing
Legacy Code to Testable Code: The Testable Object Pattern
New post on Everyday Unit Testing: The testable object pattern. Check it out.
Testing is not a phase!
New post over at Everyday Unit Testing: Testing is not a phase! We test all the time, and we test everything.!
Error handling – checking exceptions
New post on Everyday Unit Testing. Continuing the discussion about how to unit test for exceptions. Check it out!
Unit testing exceptions and error handlers
A new post over at Everyday Unit Testing. Exceptions and error handling is what unit tests are awesome for, so let’s take a look at how to do them properly. Check it out!
InfoQ Interview on Test First Approaches
My interview on InfoQ about “Test-first approaches with TDD and BDD” is live. Go check it out. And come to the Agile Practitioners conference to experience these things yourselves!
Legacy Code To Testable Code #12: Instance Constructors
New post in the Everyday Unit Testing series, dealing with instance constructors. Check it out!
Legacy Code to Testable Code #11: More Static Constructors
Or is it MOAR? Check out the new post (and example) on Everyday Unit Testing. It’s fresh!
From Legacy Code to Testable Code #10: Getting Rid of Static Constructors
A new post on the series, back at Everyday Unit Testing. There’s going to be a continuation, because static constructors (or initializers) are a lot of work. Check it out!
An Example of Test Strategy Analysis
A new post on “Everyday Unit Testing”, this time touching more on holistic strategy analysis. Check it out!