Unless the test framework makes you use the same “test” prefix, don’t do it. It messes with separating and identifying unit tests.
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You’d think that we don’t need this kind of post in our day and age, but I still see unit tests written without the assert part.
Unit tests Anti-pattern – Not Asserting Read More »
Once people understand they actually need to write an assert, this unit tests anti-pattern appears almost immediately. Checking on null is a no-no.
Unit Tests Anti-pattern – Asserting on Not Null Read More »
Had a great time presenting this presentation at Agile Testing Days Mondays – the weekly webinar series by the awesome
Creating A Unit Testing Strategy – #AgileTDMondays Read More »
Should we write tests for everything? Absolutely not. Tests that do not help us, cause us more pain while writing and
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We’ve discussed what the goals of the implementation are, and now it’s time to talk details. What do we expect
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In this series, I’m going to discuss the strategy of how to roll out a unit testing implementation in an
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