Recently I ran into some problems with tests that could not easily be run in an automated manner. In the spirit of a glass half full, I am trying to decide if manual tests are partially useful, partially useless, or totally useless. The kind of work that I do, laboratory automation, scientific instrumentation, medical devices, [...]
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A Test That Isn’t Automated Is a (fill in the blank)
Posted in MbUnit, mocks, TDD, testing on October 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Pair Programming
Posted in Agile, MbUnit, NUnint, pair programming on February 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve been doing some pair programming this week and have found the experience to be extremely productive and informative. I am pairing with a guy named Mike, who is someone I have worked with in the past and really enjoying working with. We are in the midst of a fairly significant refactoring effort for a [...]
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