Creating A Unit Testing Strategy – Part IV
I’m continuing the series about creating a unit testing strategy on Everyday Unit Testing. This time it’s about code preparations and actually writing the tests. Check it out!
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Creating Unit Testing Strategy – Part III
I’m continuing the series about creating a unit testing strategy on Everyday Unit Testing. This time it’s about design constraints. Check it out!
Test Triangulation
New post on Everyday Unit Testing on the other, not so known roles of tests. Enjoy!
“Refactoring In A Legacy Code Jungle” Published
My new article about refactoring before testing is published on DZone. Enjoy!
Actual Cost of Tests – Everyday Unit Testing
I’ve added a new post in the series of Testing Economics on “Everyday Unit Testing”. Go check it out.
“Deceptive Cost of Writing Tests” on “Everyday Unit Testing”
I’ve decided to start moving unit testing material to my book’s site EverydayUnitTesting.com. I’ll be linking to it from here, but most of the material I’ll continue to write here is about agile and lean. The first item is about the “Deceptive Cost of Writing Tests”. While you’re there, get the book! Speaking of testing,
Belgium Testing Days–The Plan
In one month, I’m returning to Belgium Testing Days. It’s going to be a full week of work and learning. If last time is an indication, it’s going to be awesome, organized impeccably and a good place to learn about software development and testing. That’s for everyone, of course. Now, if you want to stick
The Power of Testability Compels You (Not)
The post, somewhat possessed, now appears on the Everyday Unit Testing site. Check it out!
Unit Test, System Test, Red Test, Green Test
The post, somewhat red, somewhat green, now appears on the Everyday Unit Testing site. Check it out!
Testing Economics Article on StickyMinds
My new article “Testing Economics” is now on StickyMinds. It’s based on my Testing Economics presentation. Now if you’ve missed it at NDC London, there’s still hope! I’m going to give the session at the Clean Code Alliance group on Feb 5th. Go ahead and register here. (I’ll possibly give this talk in other venues,