by Emily Bache | Feb 21, 2010 | Coding Skills
In my current assignment, I’m taking the role of “developer-in-test”. I’m working in a large distributed development project, which is building new functionality on a large existing codebase. In practice, I work closely with the developers in...
by Emily Bache | Feb 5, 2010 | Coding Skills
At GothPy yesterday, Geoff talked about code coverage and tests. Geoff has spent a lot of his evenings lately working on PyUseCase, and getting the test coverage up to 100%, (statement coverage), a feat which he achieved last week. The evidence for this is available...
by Emily Bache | Jan 27, 2010 | Coding Skills
I gave this talk at JFokus this week in Stockholm. I thought people might be interested in a summary of my main points.I’ve been using Selenium for web application testing for over a year now, on a couple of different projects. This talk is based on my...
by Emily Bache | Jan 10, 2010 | Coding Skills
One of the things I like about GothPy is that lots of the people in the group enjoy writing code in their spare time, and like to share with us what they’re up to.A little while back, Olof came up with this little tool, PyTDDmon, which is to help you when...
by Emily Bache | Dec 28, 2009 | Coding Skills
I recently read this post in Brian Marick’s blog, and it set me thinking. He’s talking about a test whose intention in some way survived three major GUI revisions. The test code had to be rewritten each time, but the essence of it was retained. He says: I...
