Developer Testing (RSS 1.0)Developer Testing - A place to gain and share knowledge.Introducing... State Coverage- March 31, 2008 The other software metric to come out of Agitar, CRAP is simply too much fun. So David Kao (a former Agitar intern) and I decided to take the levity down a notch. The result Read the full blog entryhttp://www.developertesting.com/archives/month200803/20080331-code coverage, state... Go faster with dynamic languages, but for how long- March 27, 2008 There's a lot to be said for dynamic languages. With Ruby, PHP, Python, and the rest of the gang, developers can write less code, and sometimes end up with some pretty nice looking code too. I've tried my hand at some PHP, and I must say that PHP arrays really cut down on the keystrokes compared to Collections in everybody's favorite punching bag, Java. But how long can this warm-and-fuzzy feeling last Read the full blog entryhttp://www.developertesting.com/archives/month200803/20080327-000464.html Register for CITCON Denver- March 13, 2008 CITCON Denver is just around the corner, April 4th and 5th. This the 3rd annual CITCON North America event, the previous years having been in Chicago (2006) and Dallas (2007). CITCON events have also been held in London (2006), Sydney (2007) and Brussels (2007). For those who haven't heard about it CITCON is the Continuous Integration and Testing CONference, an open spaces (or "unconference") event that attracts an energetic and enthusiastic crowd of CIT practitioners from around the US,...http://www.developertesting.com/archives/month200803/20080312-RegisterForCitconDenver.html Webinar: Making the Business Case for Continuous Integration and Testing- March 3, 2008 This week on Wednesday March 5th I'll be giving a webinar on Making the Business Case for Continuous Integration and Testing. This webinar is a bit different than previous ones I've given on CIT. I wanted to address this topic because I've talked to a number of people at places like CITCON who believed that CIT was the right thing to be doing but they were inexplicably (to them) unable to convince others that continuous integration and the automated testing that goes with it were something...http://www.developertesting.com/archives/month200803/20080303-WebinarMakingTheBusinessCase... |