Dear all,
Sorry for my late post as it’s getting harder to get access to a public machine that has internet access.
Anyway, today we’re mostly going to talk about test case results and metrics that can be derived from them.
So what kind of results can test cases generate? Why and how are they important to us? Read on… Read the rest of this entry »
Dear all,
I’ve managed to eek out some time to make this post. Basically, we’re going to continue where we’ve left off in part 4.
White box testing is really a big topic to coverage. In this post, we’ll attempt to cover the rest of the things in white box unit testing and move on to other areas by the next post.
So, what’s data driven testing? What are the major approaches used in white-box testing? Is there a limitation with white-box testing?
Let’s find out. Read the rest of this entry »
Dear folks,
Today we’ll continue talking about unit testing. More specifically white-box testing; its objectives, purposes and what value we can derive from it.
On top of that, we’ll discuss various strategies that may help ease the burden of unit testing as a whole while retaining most, if not all of its value.
After this post, I may not be able to make a post next week as I’m away serving the nation. Thus if you don’t hear from me, it simply means that I’m not available at all and will post only 2 weeks later.
So let’s begin… Read the rest of this entry »
Dear all,
Due to my flu which has lasted since the Christmas Week till now, it has delayed my post for today. I do apologize for that.
This week we’ll talk about unit testing. I’m sure in our IT education, we’ve come across this word. Whether we use it correctly or not is another thing. But we definitely do some testing when we develop right?
So is unit testing also known as debugging? What are their differences?
On top of that there’re many other terms like white box, black box, functional test, smoke test, regression, etc and even metrics and coverage.
So have you really done unit testing properly before? Let’s find out… Read the rest of this entry »