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Testing with f#

You're reading from   Testing with f# Deliver high-quality, bug-free applications by testing them with efficient and expressive functional programming

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784391232
Length 286 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Mikael Lundin Mikael Lundin
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Preface 1. The Practice of Test Automation FREE CHAPTER 2. Writing Testable Code with Functional Programming 3. Setting Up Your Test Environment 4. Unit Testing 5. Integration Testing 6. Functional Testing 7. The Controversy of Test Automation 8. Testing in an Agile Context 9. Test Smells 10. The Ten Commandments of Test Automation Index

Predictability

The way to drive software projects within the needle's eye we call the budget is to work out to have as much predictability as possible. Rule out and isolate what is unknown. Divide the project into what's predictable and what's uncertain. Remove unknowns by offering spikes, a time box where you try out new technology, and prestudies outside the project scope.

There are many tools a project manager could use. The following is what we developers can do to create predictability.

Testing

This is how you build a bookcase:

  • Specification: You start by making a design where you decide how high, wide, and deep the bookcase should be
  • Tests: You continue by measuring some wood carefully to get the correct length of the parts to be assembled
  • Code: You hammer it all together, following the design using the carefully assembled parts

Writing a system without specification or tests is like building a bookcase by taking some random parts lying around and hammering them together....

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