Nils-Helge Garli Hegvik on 28/04/08 17:51, wrote:
- Don't get caught up in the code coverage hysteria. Focus on writing
good tests instead of how many lines and branches of code you have
tested.
I've no idea what level of code coverage Nils holds to be hysterical, but I
wouldn't take his advic
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> > - Don't get caught up in the code coverage hysteria. Focus on writing
> > good tests instead of how many lines and branches of code you have
> > tested.
> >
>
> I've no idea what level of code coverage Nils holds to be hysterical, but I
> wouldn't take his advice to mean you should avoid cod
Nils-Helge Garli Hegvik on 28/04/08 09:02, wrote:
- Don't get caught up in the code coverage hysteria. Focus on writing
good tests instead of how many lines and branches of code you have
tested.
I've no idea what level of code coverage Nils holds to be hysterical, but I
wouldn't take his advic
This is a really big question. Just having unit tests does not
necessarily mean that your code is any better. Writing good unit tests
is an art (for any code, not just Struts 2), and is hard to summarize
in a few lines. A good book would be a good place to start. I haven't
read too many books on th
Frans Thamura wrote:
hi there,
i just have several question around unit testing for our project, cimande
and we have lack of skill to to unit testing for our core (cimande), and our
apps on cimande (postila, papaje, takatu, etc).
anyone can share?
how to start a good unit testing for Struts2
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