An insightful blog on the importance of unit tests for developers for a faster and efficient turnaround in projects.
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TestingCup 2020 – was it worth it?
TestingCup, the Polish Championship in Software Testing, this event has been taking place since 2013. This is a unique event on a global scale, which can be faced by everyone … Continue reading “TestingCup 2020 – was it worth it?”
Property-based testing
Property-based testing isn’t new. It’s quite common in the functional programming world. Anyway, there is a big chance that as a C# programmer you have never used it before. I … Continue reading “Property-based testing”
Shift-Left Approach to Software Testing
The shift-left approach to software development means shifting the testing process to the left, i.e. to the earliest possible phase. We use it, especially when working in an Agile way, … Continue reading “Shift-Left Approach to Software Testing”
Better testing thanks to better education. After the testerzy.pl conference
Testerzy.pl conference is a new event on the Polish map of tester meetings. The first edition took place on March 1 in the Gdańsk Science and Technology Park, which is … Continue reading “Better testing thanks to better education. After the testerzy.pl conference”
Testing is in our DNA. After the test:fest 2019 conference
Every edition of the test:fest conference in Wrocław sets the bar high for all other events taking place throughout the year. This is a good information for all participants because … Continue reading “Testing is in our DNA. After the test:fest 2019 conference”
The Decalogue for Good Testing – What you have to learn to become a tester. Part 3
Every single line of code, every application, game or service designed to be used by the audience should be tested. Every software developer has faced the challenge of fixing an … Continue reading “The Decalogue for Good Testing – What you have to learn to become a tester. Part 3 “
Testing your code performance with JMH tool
Java Microbenchmark Harness is a toolkit designed and implemented by Jakob Jenkov for running accurate and valid Java microbenchmarks. For now, it is available in OpenJDK package, but will be … Continue reading “Testing your code performance with JMH tool”
The Decalogue for Good Testing – What you have to learn to become a tester. Part 2
From the first part of the Decalogue for Good Testing you have learned about the basics of a tester’s work. I told you about web technologies, browsers and terminology. I … Continue reading “The Decalogue for Good Testing – What you have to learn to become a tester. Part 2”
Fluent Automated Testing
It is pretty common these days to use Selenium and NUnit or any other unit testing framework to create an automated regression solutions. If you are not familiar with this … Continue reading “Fluent Automated Testing”