Metrics for Implementing Automated Software Testing
“Metrics for Implementing Automated Software Testing” presents metrics that you can use to manage the transition towards automation of software tests.
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“Metrics for Implementing Automated Software Testing” presents metrics that you can use to manage the transition towards automation of software tests.
Selenium is a testing framework used for automated Web application testing. Get to know Selenium Remote Control (Selenium RC), which allows you to build tests for different browsers to ensure your Web applications are of the highest quality.
The idea of driving development with tests has been popularized by the agile development movement. The fact is that testing and coding are inseparable components of software development. We get the best results with testers and programmers work closely together. How can we deliver real value to the business frequently? How can we know how much testing is enough? Let’s look at how testers and programmers collaborate to produce high-quality software.
Testing a GWT application seems daunting at first, since GWT application code runs as Java instead of JavaScript. However, using these testing components to thoroughly test application is actually quite simple, and what’s more is that you can apply strong design patterns to your code that will keep test cases concise, effective and maintainable. This article describes testing methodologies and design patterns we can use to test GWT applications.
Most developers think that the most beneficial part of using test-driven development (TDD) are the tests. But, when done right, TDD improves the overall design of your code. This installment in the Evolutionary architecture and emergent design series walks through an extended example showing how design can emerge from the concerns that float up from testing. Testing is only a side effect of TDD; the important part is how it changes your code for the better.
The article “Writing Testable Code” presents practices to write more testable code with many examples in java, going a step further than just TDD.
After the results of a previous poll focused on functional testing automation, I wondered if there was still a great divide between the worlds of development and functional testing. So I did this follow-up question to check who was performing the functional testing.
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