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Why Testing is No Longer Sufficient for Today’s Software Delivery Pipelines

OverOps

Over a decade ago, when Test-Driven Development (TDD) was introduced, it promised to improve productivity and quality. Since then, release cycles shortened, CI/CD is no longer a buzzword, and new companies that develop pipeline automation products – I’m looking at you GitLab – are mature enough to IPO.

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Extended Role of QA in Test Driven Development (TDD)

Xoriant

TDD is an Agile Development technique in which developers write test cases before writing the corresponding code for the user story assigned to him. Once the code passes the Acceptance test, the code is then refactored /simplified to be used as production code. How TDD is different than others?

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TDD Randori Session

Agile Pain Relief Notes from a Tool User

We ran our first TDD Randori session at lunch today (approx 15 attendees). In a Randori we work as a group trying to solve a small problem using TDD: There is one computer with the video output projected on a screen so all participants can see it. I also hear that we don't enough chance to practice TDD". We ran out of PIZZA.

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Don't Measure Unit Test Code Coverage

James Shore

If you're using test-driven development, don't measure unit test code coverage. To improve code and test practices. Very quickly, the 20% of the code your team works on most often will have tests. Here's the thing about TDD. So if you're doing TDD, any code you want to cover is ipso facto covered.

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5 Tips for Successfully Implementing Behavior-Driven Development in Your Team

Gorilla Logic

Experiences like these make many developers think about using Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). BDD emphasizes collaboration between developers, testers, and stakeholders to define and deliver software that meets business requirements. For each team member, ask: Are they familiar with BDD or TDD?

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Don't Measure Unit Test Code Coverage

James Shore

If you're using test-driven development, don't measure unit test code coverage. To improve code and test practices. Very quickly, the 20% of the code your team works on most often will have tests. Here's the thing about TDD. So if you're doing TDD, any code you want to cover is ipso facto covered.

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Unraveling the Power of Jest: A Comprehensive Guide

InnovationM

Advanced Jest Techniques Parameterized Tests : Implementing parameterized tests in Jest to test multiple input- output scenarios with a single test case. Test Hooks: Utilizing test hooks such as beforeEach, afterEach, beforeAll, and afterAll to set up and tear down test environments.