Software Testing Articles, Blog Posts, Books, Podcasts and Quotes

Declarative Unit Testing in Java

August 29, 2011 0

In this blog post, Roger Hughes explains how SureAssert, an integrated Java unit testing tool for Eclipse, can help solving the problem of having to change your Java unit tests when you change part of your code. You use annotations to define a set of tests for each of your class’s methods instead of writing unit tests. SureAssert automatically checks the annotations, generate and run unit tests.

Paired Exploratory Survey

August 24, 2011 0

In this blog post James Bach explains the paired exploratory survey technique for software testing. A paired exploratory survey is a process where two testers confront one product at the same time for the purpose of learning a product, preparing for formal testing and/or characterizing its quality as rapidly as possible

Unit Testing for Java EE

August 24, 2011 0

Many developers think that testing Java EE applications is hard, inconvenient or too complex. This has not been true since the inception of Java EE 5 more than five years ago. This article explore how to do efficiently unit testing for Java EE applications.

BDD with Specflow, Moq and Microsoft Unit Testing framework

August 18, 2011 0

This blog post explains how to use Specflow, Moq and Microsoft Unit Testing framework to implement Behavior Driven Development in a .NET context. The author used AAA (Arrange-Act-Assert) and GWT (Given-When-Then) patterns in his code. They are clearly and easily to understand and become standard when you write unit testing and mocking.

Unit Testing with Design by Contract

August 15, 2011 0

In this blog post Sebastians Lutzky start a series of posts that will explain the concept of unit testing in the context of design by contract.

Automated Functional Testing with JMeter

August 15, 2011 0

In this blog post, David Tobey shares with us how he used the open source load testing tool JMeter for functional testing. JMeter allows him to automate part of the functional testing process, making it more reliable and less time-consuming.

Web Testing With Sahi

August 10, 2011 0

Sahi is a tool for automating web application testing, is gaining popularity that allows recording and replaying across browsers. It provides different language drivers for writing test scripts, and supports Ajax and highly dynamic web applications. In this article shows how to use Sahi to test a web application. You will learn to format scripts for Junit and to test with Apache Ant.

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