underlap, to softwaretesting
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An interesting question on Quora:

"Should software testing be an incremental, staged activity? Also people argue that developers should not be involved in testing their own code but that all testing should be the responsibility of a separate team. why is that?"

Here's a (long) corker of an answer by a close friend of mine: https://qr.ae/pseyG6

#SoftwareTesting

aeveltstra, to softwaretesting
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Today I ran a process to test whether it would deal nicely with receiving no input documents.

I expected an error.

I got it… 73 times!

underlap, to haskell
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Non-deterministic behaviour in a specification can be a headache for testing. This updated post explores the non-determinism in the JSONPath RFC 9535, describes how the Compliance Test Suite is being upgraded to deal with non-determinism, and shows how non-deterministic tests can be generated automatically. There's also an "explosive" challenge for Haskell programmers.

https://underlap.org/testing-non-determinism

#Haskell #SoftwareTesting #SoftwareStandards #PerformanceOptimisation

remixtures, to TechnicalWriting Portuguese
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: "I wrote last month about how to test docs code examples. Now, let’s look at what to test in docs code examples.

  • Test the claims you make in docs
  • Use the APIs you document
  • Demonstrate common usage patterns and best practices
  • Figure out where you can safely omit boilerplate code

There are also a couple of “don’ts” when writing and testing docs code examples:

  • Don’t show “wrong” code
  • Don’t recreate comprehensive engineering tests for edge cases"

https://dacharycarey.com/2024/02/11/what-to-test-in-docs-code-examples/

heysannidhi, to softwaretesting
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remixtures, to TechnicalWriting Portuguese
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: "I initially developed and implemented Docs as Tests at Skyflow, a startup that moves fast and releases features and updates even faster than I’d experienced before. I searched for tools to help me manage the pace of changes: there were style linters, API testers, and engineering-focused testing tools, but there wasn’t anything to easily help me validate the product descriptions or procedures in my docs. So I built my own, and Doc Detective was born. Doc Detective is a toolkit that parses docs and runs tests (like stepping through procedures) directly against UIs and APIs. It’s designed so non-engineers can use it individually, but teams can also collaborate. When I set it up to test my docs, it caught issues that I had no idea of. It was a game-changer.

But Doc Detective is just a tool (a good one, I like to think!), and no tool solves every problem. I wanted to find a way to apply my learnings to the broader docs community, and I came up with Docs as Tests—a strategy that can be implemented with whichever tools you choose to validate your docs. I’m excited to share my learnings with you and to learn from you as well."

https://www.docsastests.com/docs-as-tests/concept/2024/01/09/intro-docs-as-tests.html

remixtures, to TechnicalWriting Portuguese
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: "A few months ago, I wrote about why you should test docs code examples. Today, I’m going to look at how to test docs code examples.

The specifics may vary from team to team and tool to tool, but this is the broad shape of what this process looks like:

  • Write docs examples in unit test suites
  • Excerpt example code for inclusion in docs
  • Include example code in docs
  • Run docs tests in CI

In another post, I’ll dive deeper on what your docs code examples and tests should cover. For this topic, I’ll follow a code example from the unit test suite to publishing the docs."

https://dacharycarey.com/2024/01/12/how-to-test-docs-code-examples/

leanpub, to programming
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End to End Testing in C# http://leanpub.com/set/leanpub/full-testing-csharp is the featured multi-course track on the Leanpub homepage! https://leanpub.com

leanpub, to softwaretesting
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End to End Testing http://leanpub.com/set/leanpub/full-testing-csharp is the featured Track on the Leanpub homepage! https://leanpub.com

mjgardner, to Software
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leanpub, to books
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NEW! Automation in Testing: Effective and sustainable https://leanpub.com/ait

leanpub, to webdev
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The Little Book of Little Books: HTML and CSS Frameworks, Coding Guidelines, Quality Control https://leanpub.com/little-books

realtorsrobot, to opensource
lauramcastro, to softwaretesting

Hey there, fellow fediversians, I need some help! 🙏

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Doron, to programming

The only thing more frustrating than repairing someone else’s mega-function: repairing your own mega-function from ten months ago.


schizanon, to programming
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Now that can write I think the smart career move is to get into ; defining success in a problem space was always the hard part of and will need even better tools now!

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