Yes, the Boring Part is Required Too
In this blog posts, Lanette Creamer discusses the basic parts of all software testing activities, being exploratory testing or requirements testing.
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Eradicating Non-Determinism in Tests
Martin Fowler discusses the problem of non-deterministic tests – tests that sometimes pass and sometimes fail. Non-deterministic tests can completely destroy the value of an automated regression suite. This article outlines how to deal with them and presents treatments for the common causes for non-determinism: lack of isolation, asynchronous behavior, remote services, time, and resource leaks.
Bugs that Automated Tests Aren’t Good at Finding
This blog post discusses the limits of automated software testing.
The History of JUnit and the Future of Testing with Kent Beck
In the episode 167 of the Software Engineering Radio, Kent Beck discusses about this tiny little thing he created many years ago and that has changed the daily work of many many programmers in the world: automated unit testing and JUnit.
What Testers Find
In this blog post, James Bach tells us that testers finds not only bugs, but also but also risks, testability problems, etc.
Behavior Driven Development Using SpecFlow and WebAii
SpecFlow provides a pragmatic and frictionless approach to Acceptance Test Driven Development and Behavior Driven Development for .NET projects . This video shows how to use SpecFlow to create specifications and leverage Telerik’s WebAii Test Automation Framework for driving the browser through code. Download the video on Develop Using .NET
Using JBehave for Automated Acceptance-Testing
This blog post covers the required implementation to get started with writing Acceptance Tests in a real Java project with JBehave.