Give it a read! Maybe these six techniques will bring you joy too. You can't go wrong with being able to write better tests, faster.| Better Simple
When developers think of testing, the knee-jerk reaction is often a push for 100% code coverage. But is coverage alone the best metric? Testing is complex and nuanced, with real-world trade-offs. Here’s how we approach testing with purpose, flexibility, and confidence.| Flagrant
In this post I want to cover one way that you can automate testing Microsoft Fabric Data Pipelines with YAML pipelines in Azure DevOps.| K Chant
Suppose you wanted to unit test java.util.Map. How would you verify each implementation? Take a quick look at the Map javadoc, and you’ll find 20 implementing classes. Each Map implementation has common unit tests for requirements that you want to avoid copying. In this post I illustrate two techniques you can use for testing common requirements over implementations by testing my simplified version of java.util.Map.| Joseph Mate
Let’s say you’re about to deploy an application. Said app has been heavily tested by your development team, who have all been infected by unit testing fever. It’s also been vetted by your QA group, who spent months spelunking into every crevice of the app. You even| Coding Horror
Is your software product free of bugs? Check if the product meets all requirements. Here's everything you must know about unit testing method.| QA Touch
Ensure you have a healthy testing process of the software with this guide, covering bug detection, cost reduction, and meeting deadlines.| QATestLab Blog