You’ve probably read before that writing code that is readable and easy to understand is considered good practice for any software developer. Readable code takes less time to understand, to hand over to your colleagues or clients and to update...
In this post, I would like to demonstrate two different concepts that I think work very well together: How to store and retrieve data objects using the TestNG ITestContext for better code maintainability How to communicate with RESTful web services...
Even though I consider having an extensive set of unit and unit integration tests a good thing in almost any case, there is still a fundamental shortcoming with automated checks that I feel should be addressed more often. Almost all...
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? (Who will guard the guards?) – Juvenal (Roman poet), from Satires (Satire VI, lines 347–8) You’ve been coding away on your automated tests for weeks or even months on end, creating a test suite that you...
This blog post will cover the basics of the concept of mutation testing. I have been made aware of mutation testing only recently, but I have discovered it’s a very powerful and interesting technique for: analysis and improvement of unit...
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