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Schlagwort-Archive: Ruby
Tweets of the month – february 2012
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Verschlagwortet mit draw, fun, Powerpoint Driven Development, presentation, problems, Python, Ruby, testing, them, twitter, us
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QuickLinks for July 2011
Here a quick list of articles I´ve read during the last month:
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Verschlagwortet mit Exploratory Testing, fitnesse, loop, product backlog, risk, Ruby, RubyFitNesse, Scrum, Selenium, Service, TFS, unit test
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Execute shell commands in Ruby
On Ruby Quicktips there´s a nice sum up of the three different ways how to execute shell commands from your ruby code. It´s explaining very well the differences between exec, backticks (or %x shortcut) and the system command: Execute Shell … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit backtick, exec, execute, Ruby, shell, system
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QuickLinks for March 2011
Here a quick list of articles I´ve read during the last month:
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Verschlagwortet mit .net, acceptance test, Autotest, Background Complexity, backlog, BDD, Camel Casing, Certification, change, Classes, Continuous Testing, Do One More Thing, documentation, Education, feature, feedback, Fit, fitnesse, getting things done, gettings stuff done, goals, Google, grooming, gtd, GUI, improvement game, Iron Triangle, IronRuby, ISTQB, JDD, Jenga, Lowercase, meeting, meetings, mind map, name, Namespaces, Pascal Casing, perfection game, planning, pomodoro, prioritization, Reliability Testing, robot framework, Ruby, Setup, silverlight, Storyteller, TDD, Teardown, test automation, test planning, Testdesign, tools, UI, user story, values, Watchr, WPF
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QuickLinks for February 2011
Here a quick list of articles I´ve read during the last month Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Acceptance Test Driven Development, ATDD, automated acceptance test, BDD, boss, boundaries, bug count, cliche, Cucumber, developer tests, DSL, Fit, fitnesse, individual problems, legacy application, Lego, management model, Martie, measure, middle management, product backlog, product owner, Refactoring, Requirement, Ruby, rules, Specification, Specification by Example, story test, system problems, team guidelines, Technical Debt, test automation, test coverage, unit test, UTDD, Windows Presentation Framework, wipflash, wipflash.dll, WPF
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Generate Unit Tests automatically (?)
For quite a while I´m thinking about a solution for following situation: I have a lot of (old) scripts/ classes, which I created without unit tets (yes, shame on me, but by the time I´ve written them, I didn´t knew … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Programming, Testing
Verschlagwortet mit C#, generate, Java, Ruby, unit test
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QuickLinks for December 2010
Here a quick list of articles I´ve read during the last month:
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Verschlagwortet mit .net, acceptance testing, agile, automation, best, bug reporting, career, change, code, coverage, fitnesse, lean, mechanism, methodology, mindset, motivation, operawatir, Prime Defective, prime directive, product owner, QA, rautomation, resistance, retrospective, Ruby, Scrum, terminology, test sizes, tester, testing, transition, waterfall, watir, zombie
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Tester and programming skills
Why should (agile) testers have programming skills? They are testers, not programmers. Why to know how to code, if it isn’t your job to do so?