Exploring Extreme Programming
Exceptions are one of the most complicated constructs in many languages. Because of that, testing exceptions is one of the harder tests to do. Consider the following code. Assume block1 through block3 are straight-line code, each ending with a statement Continue reading Testing Exceptions: Harder Than It Looks
Duplication in production code leads to errors, but certain duplication in test code causes problems too. When test after test has the same structure, the part that varies (aka the interesting part) gets buried in the part that stays the Continue reading Parameterized Unit Testing
“Sufficient Completeness” is a characteristic of specifications, from the theory of abstract data types. It can help guide our testing. One way of looking at objects is to consider the history of what has happened to them: the sequence of Continue reading Sufficient Completeness and TDD
I’m calling this “Resources on Agile Testing” but I’m not drawing a very sharp line about what’s Agile Testing vs. Good Testing. Further suggestions are welcome! Related resource summaries: BDD and TDD. Exercises (None identified) E-Learning Kaner, Cem. Black-Box Software Continue reading Resources on Agile Testing