QUnit is a JavaScript test suite. It’s used by the jQuery project to test its code and plugins but is capable of testing any generic JavaScript code and even JavaScript code on the server-side. This article explores how to write unit tests with QUnit for Javascript.
In this blog post, Sylvain Francois explores the differences between the best practices coming from “ivory towers” and reality of daily projects for unit testing.
In this short presentation, Valdemar Júnior shows how he uses Selenium 2.0 and Webdriver to execute integration tests in the maven life cycle with cargo-maven-plugin.
This blog post discusses the problem of testing the database code. It describes some of the problems and proposes possible partial solutions to this testing issue based on Hibernate and JUnit.
This blog post presents the pitfalls of building custom test tools.
The socket-based approach is flexible and very useful for security and performance testing of WCF services. This article shows you how to test a WCF service using a network socket based approach.
In his blog post ‘”Exploratory Testing” is a pleonasm ‘, Aaron Hodder explains that there is no “exploratory testing” and “other testing”. All testing is exploratory. If it’s not exploratory, it’s not testing.
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