I was listening to another good Hanselminuets podcast - Understanding BDD and NSpec with Matt Florence and Amir Rajan.
As always it was a good and informative show. Towards the end of the
show one of the interviewees (I think it was Amir) explained why BDD...
0 replies - 4675 views - 12/12/11 by Dror Helper in Articles
The Holy Grail of Requirements has always been traceability,
measurability and perhaps most importantly testability. The evolution of
requirements has gone through various iterations: Use Cases, MosCow
analysis and perhaps most usefully, Agile User Stories.
0 replies - 4551 views - 08/01/11 by Wille Faler in News
On the 18th of May, 2010, the very new tumbler-glass project by Studio
Pragmatists uploaded Tumbler 0.2.1 to Maven. Having recently
written about JBehave I found myself really liking the concept of
behavior driven development. So I decided to write a...
1 replies - 3636 views - 06/07/10 by Martin Harris in News
I wanted to explore the possibility of using JBehave
to formalise scrums definition of done. The idea being to encapsulate a
definition of done as a JBehave scenario. So in true scrum style I
decided to timebox 4 hours of work dedicated to JBehave.
2 replies - 4972 views - 05/19/10 by Martin Harris in News
Since Mike‘s
inception we have always sought to automate as much of our testing as
possible. For some time now we have been using Selenium for our
functional/acceptance tests, and thus far have been very happy with this
approach.
0 replies - 11462 views - 05/06/10 by Adam Leggett in News
The Open Information Foundation, co-founded by Jeffrey Fredrick and
Paul Julius, presents CITCON North America 2010 in Raleigh-Durham,
North Carolina. CITCON (Continuous Integration and Testing Conference)
brings together people from every corner of the...
0 replies - 14621 views - 04/01/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
A lot of organizations transitioning to agile are focused on getting planning and communication practices in place, but they tend to neglect engineering practices until later. ThoughtWorks Studios tries to correct this anti-pattern with its ALM tools, which...
0 replies - 9920 views - 03/02/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
Well known in the Java community for his many published articles, and
as author of the Java Power Tools book, John Smart has agreed to fly over from New Zealand to teach his 5-day Java Power Tools Bootcamp at Skills Matter in London on February 15-19th.
0 replies - 1077 views - 01/04/10 by Wendy Devolder in Announcements
Mockito expands its impressive feature set with release 1.8.I was once a happy EasyMock user. If asked, I think I would have even questioned the need for a new mocking framework – EasyMock did it all, didn’t it?
1 replies - 8351 views - 11/03/09 by Barry Fitzgerald in Articles
I was introduced to easyb by none other than the creator of easyb: Andrew Glover. In spite of hearing and reading a lot about easyb from Andy, I never had a chance to actually work on easyb. So, I spent a couple of hours last weekend to dig deep into this...
14 replies - 32087 views - 09/17/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles
After my previous post on the subject of coupling and cohesion, a lot of the feedback I've gotten has been from people who want examples of lowering coupling, or want to know how they can see if their code is loosely coupled. (Reposted from my blog.)The...
2 replies - 4026 views - 05/23/08 by Vidar Hokstad in News
The ultimate aim of writing software is to produce a product that satisfies the end user and the project sponsor (sometimes they are the same, sometimes they are different). How can we make sure testing helps us obtain these goals in a cost-efficient manner?
1 replies - 4008 views - 02/17/08 by John Ferguson Smart in Blogs
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