I have been reading the massive article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/mtf.asp
posted in the Microsoft web site with the title of "Testing .NET Application Blocks–Version 1.0".
I can not say that I liked it. I consider it useful, I think that will take me some time to fully digest it contents, however, I would say that it could be written in a less bone-dry tone. For example, I should be excited to read the article after reading the introduction, not to consider that it could be appropriate to read it...
In addition, there are tendentious comments :-). For example
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/mtf_ch02.asp
"Testing Methodologies" is not an honest report about the different testing methodologies. It is a naked attempt of Agile apologetics. After the authors, Agile has no disadvantage at all! What about scalability for example? The more I know about Agile, the more attractive I find some aspects. However, you should not forget all the strings this methodology has attached: a competent, committed and engaged customer for starters....
In any case, if you have lots of patience, are not sleep deprived and have some time, it is a reading that I recommend.
22 September 2006
11 September 2006
As the lead tester at Visiphor Consulting Services, I find myself in the position of having to expose my opinion even in case in which I do not really have an opinion!
In this blog I will post some of my though about the art of testing, specially in the brave new world of SOA, .NET, Web services, integration platforms and hints of Agile methodology.
In this blog I will post some of my though about the art of testing, specially in the brave new world of SOA, .NET, Web services, integration platforms and hints of Agile methodology.
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