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22-Mar-2009

Test cases for examples

I've been using DTM for quite some time to store test cases for the code examples available on this site. Lately, I've made a concerted effort to generate tests for code examples that previously didn't have a test, and I'm happy to report that of the 207 examples, now only 27 lack a test (and I'm working on those).

The DTM User's Guide is a good manual, with lots of nice example code. Too bad more programming shops don't use this product.

Posted at March 22, 2009 1:08 PM

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Truly the world would be a better place with more regression testing with DTM or similar tools.

It seems to me that many places skip on that sort of testing or sometimes any testing before they release their software.

Posted by: Ian Miller at March 23, 2009 9:33 AM

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