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Corona Pair Testing

Post published:February 2, 2021
Post Author:Emma Lilliestam
Post Category:Quality / Testing
Post Comments:2 Comments

Some years ago, I had been talking at an awesome test conference and brought home a deck of playing cards designed to help get your team excited about quality. In…

Who’s testing in your team?

Post published:January 28, 2021
Post Author:Emma Lilliestam
Post Category:Quality / Testing
Post Comments:3 Comments

There’s no denying it. Testing is awesome and the most fun and amazing part of any product development! Strangely enough, I have found that most people look at me weird…

Pettson & Findus Testing

Post published:January 21, 2021
Post Author:Emma Lilliestam
Post Category:Quality / Testing
Post Comments:2 Comments

At one point I calculated that less than 2% of my work time was test execution. There is so much more to the test profession than meets the eye, and…

Automatic Deja vu tracing

Post published:March 21, 2013
Post Author:Mads Enevoldsen
Post Category:Java / Testing / Uncategorized
Post Comments:0 Comments

In the previous blog posts on Deja vu we have seen how to add tracability in your code by applying the three constructs @Traced, @Impure, and @AttachThread. For green field…

Facebook Test Java API release 1.1.5

Post published:October 20, 2011
Post Author:Tobias Södergren
Post Category:Java / Testing
Post Comments:1 Comment

The Facebook Test Java API framework has been updated. There are two additions to the API and one bugfix: Bugfix for NPE when calling facebookStore.createTestUser(false,"..."). Added possibility of using a…

Is your REST assured?

Post published:June 4, 2011
Post Author:Johan Haleby
Post Category:Java / Testing / Tips & Tricks
Post Comments:34 Comments

A couple of months ago I introduced a new open source Java framework for simple automated testing of REST/HTTP services called REST Assured. A lot of things have happended to…

Developing JMeter plugins using Maven

Post published:July 7, 2010
Post Author:Jan Kronquist
Post Category:Java / Testing
Post Comments:2 Comments

I have been using JMeter for load testing and I needed to create a custom plugin to handle parsing JSON results but I couldn't find a simple guide how to do this. I wanted a simple solution that didn't require manual installation in my repository or a repository manager such as Nexus.