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Do you know how much bugs cost? Not the big exploding ones. Not the ones you read about in the news. Just regular bugs from work. The ones you put in last week, and one you fix by the end Read more…

You know that feeling when you’re writing a test, and you start of all fresh and energetic, and write the Arrange, the setup part? And that takes much of you, but you keep on going, you get to Act part, Read more…

So, is it possible? Are the legends true? As always, it depends. But in this webinar I’m tackling one of the worst beasts in coding – TDD an API. I know, I know. They said it couldn’t be done. But Read more…

Does the light in the fridge stay on when you close the door? It’s one of life’s greatest mysteries. I’ve almost hired a detective to check that, but then I remembered my engineering background, and the mystery was solved. But Read more…

A few weeks back I was working with a client on TDD. We were working on the first part of a new application, to figure out the design. We wrote a test first, of course, for an end-to-end, happy-path scenario. Read more…

Webinar time, and this time it’s Clean Tests (or rather Dirty Tests) time. This session is for the test lover who can’t look at their teammate’s tests and must refactor them. That, or he just found out he wrote that Read more…

Conferences are cool, even when they take place in the online ether. So I was happy to bring an updated version of the “Quality Dashboard” session to Odyssey 2021. It’s 55 minutes long, so grab some coffee, and don’t let Read more…

Yesss. It’s here. At least the Hebrew version, I have a feeling that we’ll do an English one soon. What is it? It’s a 48 mins of what you don’t read in introduction to TDD books or articles. (Except for Read more…

The idea of “untestable code” comes up often when you start implementing any test automation methods, especially unit testing. Suddenly, you discover that code is not testable. It resists. Actually, it’s not “untestable”. But it’s damn hard to test, without Read more…

I’ve been asked if is it possible to write unit tests to someone else’s code, after it was written. Not your code, and not as a pair. Up to a few months ago, I’d say no. But, here I am Read more…