In the December newsletter, you’ll discover testing patterns for blockchain applications, reveal to you why so many suffer from open spaces and more.
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By Leah Grantz
December 13, 2018
In the December newsletter, you’ll discover testing patterns for blockchain applications, reveal to you why so many suffer from open spaces and more.
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By Erik Dietrich
December 6, 2018
We define blockchain, the challenges in blockchain application testing and walk through a simple example of testing a blockchain application.
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By Leah Grantz
November 4, 2018
Check out Eli Lopian’s thoughts on a smoother cooperation between programmers and QA, and discover how Typemock was born.
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By Leah Grantz
October 17, 2018
Ever noticed that open offices have become the standard but did you know that programmers actually hate open floor plans? Check out our latest comic!
Read moreBy Erik Dietrich
October 4, 2018
There’s an old expression developers use when someone makes a mistake. They say you “shot yourself in the foot.” There’s…
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By Erik Dietrich
September 30, 2018
Why isn’t unit testing with C++ as common as it is with Java, C#, and Python? I don’t know. I…
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By Erik Dietrich
September 26, 2018
Maybe you’re new to C++. Perhaps you’ve been working with the language for a while and are looking at unit…
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By Erik Dietrich
September 20, 2018
Have you ever faced the challenge of having to sell unit testing to management? If you’re a software developer, then…
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By Leah Grantz
August 5, 2018
In July’s newsletter we get to the bottom of the DevOps world and will reveal how well unit tests fit in the DevOps world. Come along!
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By Leah Grantz
June 26, 2018
In the last part of the list of “do nots,” you’ll complete the picture of what the opposite of each item is in order to achieve good unit tests. Become a better programmer with learning from the most common mistakes.
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