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• The Kanban Story: What We Do and What We Don’t Do

  
  Pawel Brodzinski on Software Project Management — Authority: 116
  Last two posts of the series (on Kanban Board and on setting up whole thing ) were Kanban implementation-in-a-pill kind of story. As you may guess that’s not all since Kanban doesn’t prescribe many things which you can use and, most of the time, you do. To show the big picture there are two lists: practices we ...
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• TDD Master class in Vienna, January 18

  
  ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog — Authority: 478
  Hi All. If you live in or near Vienna, i hope youll find interest in the course that I am giving there: A five day TDD master class in Vienna, on January 18th heres what students of this course had to say after finishing it: http://osherove.com/testimonials/ to learn more ...
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• Wrapping up the StructureMap Automocking Container

  
  Elegant Code — Authority: 498
  I have been using StructureMap.AutoMocking with MSpec (Machine.Specifications) and Rhino.Mocks for a few months now.  Although I am very comfortable with the patterns that emerge from using the frameworks together, introducing StructureMap.Automocking to other developers is sometimes challenging. When viewing a ...
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• December BayJax: John Resig, “JavaScript Testing and Performance Analysis”

  
  Yahoo! User Interface Blog — Authority: 526
  BayJax returns to Yahoo! on December 11 with a talk from jQuery creator John Resig ( @jeresig ). JavaScript Testing and Performance Analysis Yahoo! HQ in Sunnyvale. Building E, Classrooms 9 & 10. Pizza at 5:30 p.m., talks start at 6:15 p.m. A two-part talk: A comprehensive look at what you need to ...
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• Test infrastructure

  
  Alkampfer's Place — Authority: 125
  Unit tests must be as clearer as possible, I found that in standard project I’m working, I use nhibernate + stored procedures for massive operations. Most of the tests contains code to preload database, recreate structure or manage transaction, so, lot of time ago I decided to build some infrastructure to make this ...
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• Dark arts of TDD explained

  
  Gojko Adzic — Authority: 117
  Growing Object Oriented Software, Guided by Tests , by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce is a TDD book, but unlike any other on the market today. First of all, the book deals mostly with advanced unit testing topics, such as designing tests for readability and mocking, and addresses many common stumbling points that ...
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• Unit testing the Eclipse way – Part 2

  
  TuVinhSoft .,JSC — Authority: 435
  In Part 2 of this series, Michael Nyika continues to discusses Unit Testing using Eclipse providing practical Scenarios where jMock can can be used to simulate interface calls. Scenario 1: Use jMock to mock interfacesTesting the service method in the ServiceClass class is simple. Suppose the test requirement is to ...
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• Unit testing the Eclipse way – Part 1

  
  TuVinhSoft .,JSC — Authority: 435
  In Part 1 of this series, Michael Nyika discusses Unit Testing using Eclipse. Does your legacy code demand a matching test suite of classes to run against its source code base? For such purposes, jMock qualifies as a great testing framework. However, not all cases may suit the occasion, especially when you must ...
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• Taste, confusion

  
  Advertising, Marketing and Design — Authority: 149
  This morning my first sip of tea tasted like old coffee.  I used one of those plastic ‘travel mugs’ for my tea in the morning and sometimes, no matter how many times you wash it, the flavor of old coffee never quite leaves.  Maybe I’m just overly sensitive, but if I wanted to drink coffee, I would have, so ...
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• PDC 2009 Day 1: Code Contracts and Pex: Power Charge Your Assertions and Unit Tests

  
  All Your Base Are Belong To Us — Authority: 548
  Code Contracts are a mechanism coming out of incubation at Microsoft Research for expressing design intent when implementing an API. The idea is to specify assertions that are verified at runtime to ensure that callers provide proper information to your methods. There are ways to specify contractual information on ...
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• Super Tuesday!

  
  { null != Steve } — Authority: 125
  One of my coworkers recommend combining some posts together than one a bunch of ‘one offs’ of links or news of interest. I’ve accumulated a set of links, thoughts, experiences, etc… over the last few days (I’ve been busy).  New Sharp Architecture Release ...
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• Adopting Test Driven Development

  
  Basil Vandegriend: Professional Software Development — Authority: 100
  I have always been keen on using automated unit tests since I first heard about them almost a decade ago. I have known about test driven development (TDD) for almost as long but the practice of writing tests first before writing production code never really clicked for me when I first tried it years ago. [...]
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• The curious case of JavaScript unit testing

  
  NCZOnline — Authority: 402
  JavaScript unit testing, and front-end testing in general, is a fascinating topic to me. Coming from a job where I developed in Visual Basic.NET and used nUnit for testing, I instantly fell in love with unit testing. Not too long ago I created the YUI Test JavaScript testing framework (for YUI 2.x and YUI 3.x ) to ...
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• Comparing Scala and Groovy via ScalaTest and easyb

  
  The Disco Blog — Authority: 112
  Because it’s my bag, I’ve recently taken to learning Scala . In particular, I’ve run across some situations where I’ve known instinctively that a more functional language (i.e. one that avoids state and mutability) would have perhaps made the task at hand a bit easier or at least safer to code (think ...
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• GTAC 2009 – JsTestDriver

  
  Software Development Videos — Authority: 435
  The proliferation of JavaScript unit-testing frameworks in the JavaScript community shows that no one has yet found the magical combination of features to make JavaScript testing a no-brainer. We like to believe that JsTestDriver will change that by redefining JavaScript testing frameworks and as a result will deliver ...
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• Test driven design – Willed vs. Forced Designs

  
  ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog — Authority: 478
  I’m writing this as a typemock employee, but also as someone who has sat on the other side of the line for several good years, and can argue in both ways. The following, I feel, is true no matter where I work.   There are two ways people use tests to drive design, as far as I see. one is great, and I agree ...
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• Apple iPhone Tech Talk London 2009: Testing and Debugging Your iPhoneApplication

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 132
  Just before this session, I had an interesting discussion with Mike of Broadersheet about unit testing. He uses defensive code with asserts and logging and couldn’t see the value of writing unit tests especially for mostly UI code. However, Apple have converted to using unit tests and are making it easy for ...
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• Unit Testing as the Last Resort for Code Verification?

  
  david.segonds.org — Authority: 124
  This seems counter intuitive to me and to the Test Driven Development philosophy but this article from Dr. Dobbs Code Talk states that there are far more effective techniques for Code Verification than Unit Testing. I let you judge. [via Dr. Dobbs Code Talk ] Related posts: Scrum or Kanban? Pick One And Get On ...
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• How to test asynchronous systems efficiently

  
  Gojko Adzic — Authority: 117
  I got this e-mail from a reader today: I don’t know how can I test asynchronous systems. We develop Voice Communication System applications and everything is based on (asynchronous) Request-Response. I’m trying to write unit tests for such application [...] What is the preferable way to do it? Here I think I ...
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• Embedded Memory Constraints and TDD

  
  James Grenning's Blog — Authority: 100
  Constrained Memory is the reality for many embedded developers. Running tests in the development system won’t suffer the same memory constraints found in the target. Here are a few things to help TDD in constrained memory situations.First of all, use dual targeting so the bulk of your code is tested off-target. See ...
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