In the last part of the list of “do nots,” you’ll complete the picture of what the opposite of each item is in order to achieve good unit tests. Become a better programmer with learning from the most common mistakes.
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April Newsletter: Approaching Unit Testing from a Leadership Perspective
What Refactoring Is and Is Not Before you begin yet another frustrated rant about refactoring, take a look here to…
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Interview: Doug Thompson on Unit Testing Practices
We recently caught up with Doug Thompson to talk about unit testing, Typemock, TDD and Steven Sanderson’s blog post on the…
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7 Benefits of Unit Testing
We as developers hesitate to add unit testing to our work routine. Some refuse to do so because writing extra…
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The Art of Unit Testing
As Roy Osherove wrote in his book, The Art of Unit Testing, “Unit testing isn’t a new concept in software…
Read moreSpecial Report: State of Testing 2013
PractiTest, in collaboration with Tea-time with Testers, published their First Annual STATE OF TESTING Report for 2013 (yep, it’s a…
Read more5 Resources to Train Your Team about Unit Testing
Want to learn more about unit testing or train your team so that they can be better unit testers? Here…
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4 Common .NET Debugging Mistakes You Should Really Stop Making
Michael Parshin (Senior Consultant at Code Value) wrote an insightful article, in which he lists 4 debugging mistakes .NET devs…
Read moreRise and Fall of Programming Languages – 2013 Summary
** New Typemock Isolator is out! Click here to take it for a (unit)-test-drive! ** Andrew Binstock – @dr_dobbs Editor-in-Chief –…
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Isolator V7.4.3 Unleashed!
** Isolator is packed with productivity-enhancing features. Give it a (unit)-test-drive now ** Ring in the new year with a fresh…
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