February 2013
Intermediate to advanced
160 pages
4h 33m
English
It is easy to see how the techniques for exploring a system apply when there is a user interface to manipulate. You can see and manipulate fields and controls. Sometimes it is a little more difficult to see how to apply these techniques on systems that don’t have a GUI: servers, APIs, embedded systems, and batch programs.
The techniques in this book apply to absolutely any kind of software.
None of the analysis techniques require a user interface to make things visible. Consider the most basic analysis technique: identifying things to vary. You can always find interesting things to vary even if they are not exposed in a user interface. Imagine a batch processing program: it reads data ...
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