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Software Development
Creating a Unit Testing Strategy – Part IV
This is the 4th part of the series about analyzing our code and deciding what to test. Last time, we talked…
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Software Development
Creating a Unit Testing Strategy – Part III
This is the 3rd part of the series about analyzing what we’re coding, and therefore what to test. Last time,…
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Software Development
Creating a Unit Testing Strategy – Part II
This is the 2nd part of the series about analyzing what we’re coding, and therefore what to test. Last time,…
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Software Development
Creating a Unit Testing Strategy – Part I
This series of posts describes the process I use to decide which tests to write, and how to write them…
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Software Development
Triangulation – The other Role of Tests
Why Do We Need Tests? Seems like a silly question. We want to check if something is working, right? Let’s…
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.NET
The Test Scope Creep
In “Should I use multiple asserts” we described the problem when using them in a single test. In the example…
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.NET
Should I use or split multiple asserts?
I get this question often. It makes sense to stuff all kinds of assertions after a single setup and invocation.…
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Career
Estimates: Jumping to wrong conclusions
The main dysfunctions we concentrate on when talking about estimates are how they (and the people who gave them) are…
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Agile
We’re not Done yet
After some feedback from the Done Fallacy post, I feel I need to explore done-ness a bit more. How we…
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Agile
Want to Improve? Start with Respect
To improve we need transparency. We cannot solve problems we don’t see. We can’t improve an invisible process. We need people to…
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