Published:
27 Jul 2010
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Abstract
In this article Brendan introduces several tips that you can use in your unit testing endeavors. He demonstrates how tests can be used as documentation, discusses the right number of tests to write, and emphasizes how test code should be maintained as well as regular code. Brendan succinctly delivers several other tips regarding software testing as well.
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by Brendan Enrick
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Testing is an important practice for software developers.
There are plenty of reasons to write tests and maintain them. In this post I've
aggregated a collection of blog posts of mine, which cover some tips for
testing software.
References
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Time-Tested
Testing Tips - Part 1
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Time-Tested
Testing Tips - Part 2
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Time-Tested
Testing Tips - Part 3
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User Comments
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QA Manager
Name:
Sami Ullah
Date:
2010-10-22 3:08:04 AM
Comment:
Hi ! These tips are really useful.
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SOA Testing
Name:
SOA Testing
Date:
2010-09-06 1:17:21 AM
Comment:
Hi.
These tips are very useful one It contain very important detail Its really a fantastic things for me
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Software Testing
Name:
SOA Testing
Date:
2010-08-23 4:15:48 AM
Comment:
Wow..These are really a great tips it will useful for me I like it very much.
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SQA Services
Name:
SOA TESTING
Date:
2010-08-10 2:08:58 AM
Comment:
Hello..
Wow great post you have give us wonderful tips It will useful for us.
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