30 Nov
Unit Testing for Startups: Start doing it!
Although Unit Testing is a crucial aspect of every software project, it is mostly neglected in organizations that produce some sort of software nowadays. This is even more true for startups. As they usually start trying out something, there is
19 Nov
AI and Unit Testing: what I learned from 3 years of research!
During my work in a scientific project with the objective to create an “AI-based Testcode Generator”, I went through the last years of research on the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Unit Testing. In this article, I summarize my
16 Nov
Limits at which code coverage fails catastrophically
To get a feeling for how much testing is already done, code coverage is often used as a benchmark for how much of the tested system is already covered by automated test cases. When having particular benchmarks of code coverage
11 Nov
Good Unit Tests VS Bad Unit Tests (with C# and NUnit Examples)
In this post, I describe the difference between good and bad unit tests based on some examples created in C# using the NUnit unit testing framework.For these examples, test cases are created based on the following code unit (download example
09 Nov
The AAA Test Pattern explained with C# and NUnit
Patterns enable code quality also for unit tests. Using the same structure in all of your tests saves most of your time in unit testing on the long run, by helping you and others easily understand the content of test
04 Nov
A Checklist for Assessing the Quality of your Unit Tests
In this post, I present a checklist that you can use to assess the quality of your unit tests (regardless of the used language or unit testing framework). The checklist is thereby divided into three parts. The Test Suite checklist
21 Oct
Models – theory vs. reality
In a previous article, I have discussed the power of models in software engineering. In theory, using models solves the most fundamental problem in software engineering: the communication between business (e.g. client, project manager, business developer) and engineering (e.g. developers,
15 Jun
C/C++ under Windows – Free alternatives part 1
If you develop under Windows with C/C++ you do not necessarily have to use Microsoft Visual Studio. This blog series shows alternatives based on free software and available for all operating systems. This can be an advantage if a team
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