Testing

- brimming with simple techniques & examples of their application –Computing Rev. - required reading for anyone who cares about project success—N. Karten - enlightening, practical, humorous, and enormously inspiring—Yourdon - a must for all sentient software line and project managers—S/W Quality World

"The wealth of wisdom in this volume speaks directly to individuals who want to improve their own powers of observation—a prerequisite to successfully applying knowledge to improve software quality. . . . a must for all sentient software line and project managers!" —Shel Siegel, Software Quality World

Why Software Gets In Trouble? Why not just say "people make mistakes"? Why not? Because there are reasons people make mistakes, and make them repeatedly, and fail to discover and correct them. That's what this book is about.

This book is for cross-functional teams working in an iterative delivery environment, planning with user stories and testing frequently changing software under tough time pressure. This book will help you test your software better, easier and faster. Many of these ideas also help teams engage their business stakeholders better in defining key expectations and improve the quality of their software products.

This ebook is an attempt to create open-source extensive tutorial on Test-Driven Development (TDD).

A true classic, not just in computing but in the broad area of scholarship. It is partly about the philosophy and mechanisms of science; partly about designing things so they work but mostly it is about how humans view the world and create things that match that view. This book will still be worth reading for a long time to come. - Charles Ashbacher

James Bach says, "Read this book and get your head straight about testing. I consider Jerry (Weinberg) to be the greatest living tester." Answers the questions that puzzle the most people: Why do we have to bother testing? Why not just test everything? What is it that makes testing so hard? Why does testing take so long? Is perfect software even possible? Why can't we just accept a few bugs?

Unit Testing has moved from fringe to mainstream, which is great. Unfortunately, developers are creating mountains of unmaintainable tests as a side effect. I've been fighting the maintenance battle pretty aggressively for years, and this book captures what I believe is the most effective way to test.

This is part 1 of the latest edition of the classic, Quality Software Management. Its fundamental purpose is to teach how to understand the dynamics of software development organizations, to plan software projects, and to act effectively to carry out those plans.

The Selenium WebDriver Recipes book is a quick problem-solving guide to automated testing web applications with Selenium WebDriver. It contains hundreds of solutions to real-world problems, with clear explanations and ready-to-run test scripts you can use in your own projects.

Did you try unit testing and failed? Think unit testing is for you but all you can find are simplistic examples that don't help in the real world?This is the book for you. From the author of Everyday Spring Testing.

Eine Einführung und Weiterführung zur testgetriebenen Entwicklung - sowohl für klassische, statisch-typisierte, objekt-orientierte Programmiersprachen wie Java und C# als auch für funktionale und dynamisch-typisierte Sprachen. Aufgaben und Codebeispiele stammen aus dem Gebiet der Kryptografie; auf diese Weise kann der Leser nebenbei sein Know-How eines hochaktuellen Softwarebereichs erweitern.

Are you already using TDD, measuring test coverage, and running static code analysison your code? Maybe you're wondering whether there's a “next level” in code quality? If so, you should check out this book and learn about mutation testing. Mutation testing changes your source code and then checks back whether your unit tests can catch the changes, just like they should catch bugs. Can they? Find out how it works, and why it works in this book.

Software is becoming more complex day-by-day and without a test harness, maintenance will be near impossible. Although unit testing and TDD have become mainstream, neither is enough to guarantee bug-free software. That's where integration tests enter the scene.

A detailed look at the thought processes and techniques for testing a REST API based application. Starting with interactive testing using the GUI, cURL and HTTP Proxies, we move on to automating the REST API using Java and REST Assured. The case study uses an Open Source application and free and tools.