Tag Archives: automated-testing

Guidelines for Automated Testing: Defining Test Inputs

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Josh Arnold

There are several simple rules to follow when dealing with test setup for automated tests: Data setup should be declarative Data setup should be as easy as you can possibly make it The inputs for your test belong with your … Continue reading →

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Guidelines for Automated Testing

Posted on November 26, 2012 by Josh Arnold

Overview Continuing the theme of my most recent posts, I’ve decided to start a series on Automated Testing. I’ll be pulling from lessons learned on all of the crazy things that I’ve been involved with over the last year. It’s … Continue reading →

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A lesson in automated testing via SlickGrid

Posted on November 23, 2012 by Josh Arnold

Overview Some time ago I became absolutely obsessed with testing – automated testing to be more specific. While I mostly blame Jeremy Miller for drilling the concepts and values into my skull, I’ve recently started wondering what changed in me. … Continue reading →

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Some foundational ideas for automated testing

Posted on November 11, 2012 by Josh Arnold

Let’s get the blanket statement out of the way, shall we? Automated testing is hard We have all sorts of strategies and patterns that are well-known and used every day for unit testing and integration testing. We all have differing … Continue reading →

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