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Code Coverage: How much is good enough?

I just read a great Dr. Dobb’s article on testing. Here are a few of my thoughts on the subject.

In Breaking Away From The Unit Test Group Think, Cedric Beust made some excellent points. He states that today you are unlikely to find a developer who does not think that writing . . . → Read More: Code Coverage: How much is good enough?

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Expert agrees long-distance agile development does not impose additional issues

Compared with other development methodologies, agile does not cause additional difficulties for teams spread across multiple geographic locations, according to Scott Ambler, writing for Dr. Dobb’s Journal.

Finding a good way to continue having the daily meeting required by all agile development teams is essential, however, as is a willingness to make at . . . → Read More: Expert agrees long-distance agile development does not impose additional issues

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Poll Results: How is unit testing performed at your location?

Here are the results from our Poll: How is unit testing performed at your location? One of the questions that came up in the poll was should unit testing be performed by an independent developer or tester?

The answer is that it greatly depends on the development / test environment. In a perfect world, . . . → Read More: Poll Results: How is unit testing performed at your location?

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