Part I: Principles and Practices of Testing
Testing, in particular automated tests written in code, pervades software engineering. Whether through test-driven development, continuous integration, behavior-driven development, continuous delivery, acceptance test-driven development, specification by example, integration testing, system testing, or unit testing, everyone involved in software-based product development has a chance to write automated tests. Agile, Lean,1 and software craftsmanship movements espouse high levels of testing to support rapid development and high quality.
1. I use Lean to refer to a Lean Production approach derived from the Lean Manufacturing movement as opposed to Lean Startup. The opinions about quality in this chapter ...
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