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jhannes.github.io
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| | | | | I recently did a few days of TDD training for a client. They asked me to help them test and refactor a class that created XML from an internal domain model. This gave me the opportunity to examine a bigger pattern. I wondered where the domain model came from. Looking through the code base, I found that the same or similar data structures were dealt with many places. As often is the case, I also found a bit of code that parsed an XML structure and output the domain model. | |
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mitchgordon.me
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| | | | | You're a software testing engineer, working at a big tech company. While other engineers on your team write code, your job is to make sure the code is safe before you push it to production. Your goal isn't to prove the code is "correct," but rather to assess the risk of potential failures to the company and test accordingly. You mainly write tests that try to rule out known or suspected failure modes, and you spend a lot of time thinking about edge cases. | |
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www.code4it.dev
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| | | | | Code4IT - a blog for .NET enthusiasts, Azure lovers, and Backend developers | |
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www.rainforestqa.com
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| | | These 10 Testim.io alternatives for functional software testing can make test writing and maintenance easier. | ||
