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What’s new in JUnit 5?
If you are a Java developer then chances are high you are using JUnit in your project – the most popular unit testing framework for Java.
Recipes for Test Automation (Part 1) – Soup
A colleague recently approached me and asked me whether I know a recipe for good test automation. I told him that, just like with a good soup, it takes more than a recipe: The kitchen appliances, ingredients, and the cook are important as well.
Risks of Modified Cookies
Now, at the end of the year, cookies are increasingly circulating again. Being properly prepared can help you manage this risk.
“Heisenberg’s” Test Uncertainty with Automated Test Tools
Critical errors that become evident only in live operation mean negative publicity for both the product and the companies involved. To prevent this, test automation is a fundamental, integral part of modern software development. However, the technical implementation with test automation tools gives rise to problems that we need to be aware of.
The Independence of the Testers in an Agile Team
Whenever I talk about testing in agile teams, and I emphasize that the testers and developers work closely together, I am asked the same question: What about the independence of the testers?
The Life of a Tester
Sometimes, during your daily project routine, you ask yourself, what am I doing here, and do the others on the team know what I’m actually doing?
Duck Typing & Java 8 Method References
Some programming languages provide a feature with the rather strange name “duck typing”. Unfortunately, Java is not one of them. In this post, I am going to briefly explain what duck typing is, and how to achieve at least a similar effect using the method references introduced in Java 8.
Software Evolution
The life cycle of a complex software system is divided into several stages. Often, the period of evolution is left out.
The Agile Test Manager – An Oxymoron? (Part 3)
Do we still need a test manager in an agile development process like scrum? And if not, who was supposed to assume his responsibilities in the sprint?
The Agile Test Manager – An Oxymoron? (Part 2)
Do we still need a test manager in an agile development process like scrum? And if not, who was supposed to assume his responsibilities in the sprint?