On false negatives and false positives
In a recent post, I wrote about how trust in your test automation is needed to create confidence in your system under test. In this follow up post (of sorts), I’d like to take a closer look at two phenomena...
In a recent post, I wrote about how trust in your test automation is needed to create confidence in your system under test. In this follow up post (of sorts), I’d like to take a closer look at two phenomena...
“We want our development teams to take the next step towards adopting Continuous Delivery by giving their test automation efforts a boost.” That was the task I was given a couple of months ago when I started a new project,...
A couple of years ago, I took my first steps in the world of service virtualization when I took on a project where I developed stubs (virtual assets) to speed up the testing efforts and to enable automated testing for...
One of the things I like best about the option to write stubs for service virtualization in code is that by doing so, you’re able to store them in and access them through the same version control system (Git, for...
For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been reading up on the works of one of the most famous Dutch computer scientists of all time: Edsger W. Dijkstra. Being from the same country and sharing a last name (we’re not...
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