Agile software testing
This talk is about the cooperation between test organisations and the people working with requirements. How do we work as efficiently as possible? When during the project lifecycle can we gain from each other? How do we best gain from each other? When do we think alike and what are …
There is a steady growth in the number of organizations and projects adapting agile methods of development (with Scrum and XP topping the popularity charts). Agile is now passed the initial hype – it is no longer a buzz word – and given the experience and data, it is not …
In this video Uncle Bob shows how he set up Hudson to be the continuous integration server for FitNesse. [vimeo 2498115 480 360]
Nature abhors a vacuum. It turns out she also abhors static dependencies (I have my sources). Static dependencies are the modern-day globals, often exposed through classes named “Helper”. I’ve certainly been guilty of overusing static dependencies in the past, with classes like “LoggingHelper”, “SessionHelper”, “DBHelper” and so on. The problem …
FitNesse is a fully integrated standalone wiki and acceptance testing framework. This video is a quick overview of the architecture and usages of Slim. [vimeo 2456352 480 362]
“Testing is design”; “Unit tests are documentation”; “Tests are specifications”. These are sought-after rewards of developer testing practices, but simply writing tests or even writing tests before writing production code doesn’t make these wishes come true. When we take up unit testing, we initially tend to do things a certain …
