Test design – Equivalence Classes
This blog post discusses the equivalence partitioning technique to design test cases.
Articles by Software Testing Magazine
Performance Testing Guide for Web Applications
This part of Microsoft’s patterns and practices material discusses the key concepts of load testing and allow you to learn how to load-test a Web application.
Converting JUnit Tests to TestNG
In this blog post, Cédric Beust describes the new TestNG features that allows to convert Java unit tests from JUnit 3 and JUnit 4 to TestNG.
Watir-WebDriver: A Detailed Introduction
In this blog post, Alister Scott explains how Watir and WebDriver work together using Watir-WebDriver, a Watir (ruby) implementation on WebDriver.
Building Testable Applications with Google Web Toolkit
This blog post by Geoffrey Wiseman presents some of the challenges to automated testing in GWT.
The TDD Apostate
In this post, Mark Seemann discusses the Test-Driven Development or Test-Driven Design meanings of TDD and reaches the conclusion that TDD is not a good design methodology.
State versus Interaction Testing
Mocking frameworks allow you to stub out behavior to perform tests of individual pieces of functionality. However, there are times when performing certain actions and assert a result is not sufficient. This video drills deep into unit testing and explains the differences between state and interaction–based testing. We will examine the role of stubs versus mocks and how to correctly write unit tests that are not fragile or counter–productive. Watch this streaming video from the Norwegian Developer Conference 2010