word = unit test, sentence = integration test

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Archive for category Development Process

is two people pairing better in a training class?

May 15th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

This girl and her coworker are pairing together in this class. She said to the instructor pairing is pointless. Her partner in crime said its distracting and silly. Someone e-mailed me this story suggesting it would make a good blog.  I feel for both sides of the story here so I’m going to present an [...]

a sql quiz + is a lower hourly rate cheaper?

February 27th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

Suppose you have a task to write some JDBC code and you need to do so in the cheapest way possible.  Having your people grow should not be considered here, just the rate. Person A Charges 3X per hour and can write working code on the first shot, test it and complete it within an [...]

word = unit test, sentence = integration test

January 30th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

I was trying to explain to a manager the difference between unit testing and integration testing.  I used a few different styles for explaining, but one jumped out at me as “have to blog about that one.” The Analogy unit tests represent testing a word integration tests represent testing a sentence Why this works If [...]