St. Francis
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januari 30th, 2009 by LarsGood evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to this TDD and Software Engineering course bound for Reliable Software.
The reading time is estimated to be two minutes.
We would like to repeat some of the testing patterns included in the textbook in your bookshelf. Always keep unit testing while the status bar is red. When the status bar is green you may leave your computer. We recommend that you keep focused whenever you are coding. When the environment is loaded it is allowed to use automated test units such as JUnit, but process models containing comprehensive documentation requirements should be avoided at all times.
Quickly add a new test to your test list. Pick a test and do the least amount of work to make the code compile. Run all tests and see the new one fail. Make a little change before running all tests again and see them succeed.
Should reversion be needed a version control window will open and previous versions will appear. Revert to the previous working version before starting over.
Refactoring will remove duplicate code using fixtures before, inside and after test runners. Annotations in the code will create your common test data. Please find your nearest fixture. It may located right post condition.
















