The weekly bag– October 27
All things related to code quality, man! This week’s bag includes:
- The World’s Simplest Unit Testing Framework- Cay Horstmann describes using
println’s for assertions. - Unit Testing Tips- Cameron Purdy lays out 6 hip tips for effective developer testing.
- Why Do Pointless
ifStatements Even Compile?- Many a nefarious defect has arisen from this relaxed syntactical rule of the Java language. - Testing J2ME applications- Yours truly points out some interesting J2ME testing articles.
- How JavaNCSS calculates cylcometric complexity- rwhansen muses about the differences between how various tools calculate cyclomatic complexity.
- Is Test-Driven Development Overrated?- Adam Wiggins doesn’t think so, man!
- Code Coverage Coverage- Mandy Ownes has some good vibes on code coverage.
- moreUnit, a handy Eclipse plug-in for marking up tested code and generated test stubs version 0.6.1 was released
- You’re ugly and your code is, too- Burke Cox doesn’t miss a beat to tell you how he feels.
- Managed Debugging Assistants- Managed Debugging Assistants work with the CLR to provide information on runtime state. Neat-o!
- 2007 Conference for the Association of Software Testing- call for papers open.
- AnthillPro 3.0 Released- The boys in Cleveland have an interesting Build Management Server.
- Java Unit Testing and Refactoring Event!- Codign Software and Vision Technology Services are hosting a tripping free workshop on Java unit testing and refactoring in Baltimore.
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Friday 27 Oct 2006 | Weekly Bag