Testing
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Agile
The Agile Tester, a curious and empathetic animal
The agile tester (ˈadʒʌɪl/ ˈtɛstə/) is an mammal member of the family “Exploratoris”. He lives in the wild in small…
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Software Development
Legacy Code To Testable Code #2: Extract Method
This post is part of the “Legacy Code to Testable Code” series. In the series we’ll talk about making refactoring…
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Software Development
Legacy Code To Testable Code #1: Renaming
This post is part of the “Legacy Code to Testable Code” series. In the series we’ll talk about making refactoring…
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Core Java
JUnit in a Nutshell: Yet Another JUnit Tutorial
Why Another JUnit Tutorial? JUnit seems to be the most popular testing tool for developers within the Java world. So…
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Core Java
Tips for (unit testing) JavaBeans
If you’re writing Java code chances are you’re writing at least a few classes that adhere to the JavaBean conventions,…
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Android Core
How to run junit tests inside the android project
Hi there! Today i’m gonna show you how to create and run junit tests inside your android project without creating…
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Core Java
Common Mistakes Junior Developers Do When Writing Unit Tests
It’s been 10 years since I wrote my first unit test. Since then, I can’t remember how many thousands of…
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Groovy
Property-based testing with Spock
Property based testing is an alternative approach to testing, complementing example based testing. The latter is what we’ve been doing…
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Software Development
Load-Testing Guidelines
Load-testing is not trivial. It’s often not just about downloading JMeter or Gatling, recording some scenarios and then running them.…
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