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UI Testing with Eclipse Jubula: Preparing the Test Object

Recently, Bredex created an interesting product at the Eclipse Foundation: namely, Jubula, a tool for UI testing Eclipse RCP, SWT, Swing and web...

1 replies - 7927 views - 06/11/11 by Joachim Hofer in Articles

Test-driven development in the shipyard

As regular readers might recall, I began to use test-driven development for my private projects a couple of months ago. At my new job, I finally get...

1 replies - 3041 views - 05/26/11 by Felix Dahlke in Articles

Videos: State vs. Interaction Testing & Learning to Love Your Manual Testers

At the 2010 Norwegian Developer's Conference, Hadi Hariri explained state and interaction testing so that developers could use both to their full advantage...

0 replies - 8351 views - 05/26/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Call to Agile Folks: is There a Need for a Separate QA Team?

Recently I confronted myself (yet again!) with a contradiction between theory and practice. All the Agile books I have read and the courses I've attended...

14 replies - 5913 views - 05/18/11 by Marco Tedone in Articles

Integration Test Driven Development - the Vietnam of TDD

Sometimes, even if you are generally applying good Test Driven Development practices, you can find yourself slipping into what I call Integration-Test Driven...

3 replies - 5549 views - 05/16/11 by John Ferguson Smart in Articles

Code coverage metrics and Functional Test Coverage

There have been some articles and tweets about code coverage recently, and it seems that many developers are still laboring under a few misconceptions in...

0 replies - 4823 views - 05/14/11 by John Ferguson Smart in Articles

Integration Tests: Avoiding False Dichotomies

Integration testing is getting a lot of attention right now as Arquillian starts to emerge from the cocoon and the Forge videos get tweeted up. The last guys...

0 replies - 4061 views - 04/24/11 by Rob Williams in Articles

100% Code Coverage!

The basis of this article is a sequences of tweets betwen me and M. Robert Martin, on April 8th 2011: If you have 100% coverage you don’t know if your...

11 replies - 9085 views - 04/18/11 by Nicolas Frankel in Articles

Arquillian: End of Test Hell on Earth

I know I‘ve been talking a lot lately about the 60 Minutes piece about slot machines. There is probably a delicate balance between engaging the reward...

1 replies - 1532 views - 04/17/11 by Rob Williams in Articles

Test Coverage for your Enterprise Beans. Running Eclemma with GlassFish 3.1

Have you ever been struggling with the percentage of test coverage in your projects? It's essential for all development projects to not only have a good...

0 replies - 4589 views - 04/07/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles

Incompatibility between TDD, Mocking and Static Methods

Today I installed Jenkins CI and started building PODAM. I write all my code using TDD. The public API in PODAM offers a single method for now: POJO myPojo =...

6 replies - 4457 views - 04/05/11 by Marco Tedone in Articles

How to sniff web traffic from Marketplace-based Android applications

There are cases when it is necessary to track the outgoing and incoming traffic related to Android applications. However, Android as a platform is not really...

0 replies - 7262 views - 04/03/11 by Den Delimarsky in Articles

Using TDD With Modern JavaScript

Scott Allen is the founder and Principal Consultant with OdeToCode LLC. He is also a member of the Pluralsight technical staff.  This article contains NDC...

1 replies - 9500 views - 03/20/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Book Review: Selenium 1.0 Testing Tools

Title: Selenium 1.0 Testing Tools (Beginner's Guide) Author: David Burns Publishers: Packt Publishing Review First half of the book is dedicated to...

0 replies - 4749 views - 03/13/11 by Surya Suravarapu in Articles

Making Test Driven Development Work: Test Readability

To achieve an impeccable system design, write a failing test first, a simple implementation to pass the test, refactor and repeat. Sounds easy, right? Then...

3 replies - 7655 views - 02/23/11 by Jonathan Fullam in Articles