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Test strategy

Gil Zilberfeld on test categorization and testability - Which tests we need to write - integration tests, unit tests, system tests, and if we should use TDD.

Creating A Unit Test Strategy – Part II

This is the 2nd part of the series about analyzing what we’re coding, and therefore which unit tests and integration tests to write. Last time, we talked about the problem we want to test (either unit tests, integration tests or system tests) and a solution design. Once we have those, Read more…

By Gil Zilberfeld, 8 yearsJuly 31, 2015 ago
Gil Zilberfeld explains about analyzing and creating a strategy for unit tests and integration tests. It also covers also the TDD and test after perspective

Creating A Unit Testing Strategy – Part I

This series of posts describes the process I use to decide which unit tests to write, and how to write them – regardless if the code already exists or not. This approach works for both TDD and test-after unit tests, but it works well where most of the systems are – Read more…

By Gil Zilberfeld, 8 yearsJuly 24, 2015 ago

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