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Marcel's Blog: UISpec4J and Hudson: Continuous Gui Tests
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If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck. Tuesday, February 1, 2011. UISpec4J and Hudson: Continuous Gui Tests. Well this should be my first larger blog post. I will cover some of the stumbling blocks I came across when introducing UISpec4J as Swing test framework and I hope it will safe you some time ;). The first steps with this framework are easy and real fun. But using them with ant and later on run the tests automatically on Hudson shows some strange behaviors. After some se...
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Marcel's Blog: February 2011
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If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck. Sunday, February 27, 2011. Using maven to build flex applications Part 3: Love is in the AIR. This is the final part of the flexmojo triology. Until now I have created a swf package which can be run in a browser (see part 1. A swc package which provides some helper methods (see part2. In this last part I will package my application as AIR so it can be installed and used in any OS which has AIR installed. Posted by Marcel Szalbach. Last we...
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Using Fest-Swing | Technically Challenged
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April 2, 2010. Inspired by Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests. Wonderful book, by the way), I started developing with “edge-to-edge” tests (better known as end-to-end tests). Experience is best gained by doing, isn’t it? Coincidentally, the application I am developing is also a Swing application; naturally, I checked out WindowLicker. I decided to use Fest-Swing, after a brief and simple (not to mention subjective) evaluation of both libraries. BeforeClass public static void one time setup...
patterngazer.blogspot.com
Being an apprentice software craftsman: December 2011
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Being an apprentice software craftsman. Saturday, December 24, 2011. Where my Scala makes my Zipper Optional. As told in previous posts, I have read Learn You a Haskell for a great good. The book content, in addition to be humorous and filled with the author drawn-by-hand pictures, is worth while reading for people - who like me - embraced functional programming a few months ago. Was a first shot, and at this very moment Programming Haskell. And the Craft of functional programming. On the Zipper, as a si...
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A test guy
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We're not cows, we're aardvarks. July 14th, 2013. On twitter, I read:. Developers Are Cattle http:/ theotherzach.com/writes/2013/7/6/developers-are-cattle. Please go read it. I think it is wonderful, and I agree whole-heartedly. One way to treat developers decently is to recognize that developers are first-class customers of the code they write, and their needs (testability, maintainability, monitorability-that-avoids-. 3am-pages) should be put at the same priority as the needs of external customers.
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02 | April | 2010 | Technically Challenged
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Daily Archives: April 2, 2010. April 2, 2010. Inspired by Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests. Wonderful book, by the way), I started developing with “edge-to-edge” tests (better known as end-to-end tests). Experience is best gained by doing, isn’t it? Coincidentally, the application I am developing is also a Swing application; naturally, I checked out WindowLicker. I decided to use Fest-Swing, after a brief and simple (not to mention subjective) evaluation of both libraries. BeforeClass pu...
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shaolang | Technically Challenged
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June 22, 2012. On Lisp (but using Clojure) chapter 3 notes. Chapter 3: Functional Programming. Basically, this chapter stresses on “writing programs which work by returning values instead of by performing side-effects.”. There’s one catch to the Clojure’s version I have written: the seq given to. Must be an atom, e.g.,. Def sample-lst (atom '(1 2 3 4 5) ). Defn bad-reverse [lst] ; (defun bad-reverse (lst) (reset! The difference between the following and the previous: the seq given is not an atom. After l...
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OSTATLI Update | Test Obsessed
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Because empirical evidence trumps speculation. Every. Single. Time. (Elisabeth Hendrickson's thoughts on Agile, Testing, and Agile Testing.). February 16, 2009. On February 5, a group of us gathered in my office on First Street in Pleasanton for the first ever “Open Source Test Automation Tool Love In” (OSTATLI). Joining in were: Dale Emery. Several folks have asked me to post the results of the meeting, and others have asked me how to host one in their area. Some were about exploring tools, like:. And w...
