Fortran - Testing - More assertion functions
Extending a Fortran unit testing framework by creating a generic assert_equals interface to handle multiple data types like strings and integers.
Extending a Fortran unit testing framework by creating a generic assert_equals interface to handle multiple data types like strings and integers.
A podcast episode discussing Agentic AI for Quality Engineering, exploring how AI tooling can enhance software testing and development workflows.
Introduces Showboat and Rodney, two CLI tools for AI coding agents to create automated demos and documentation of their work.
Introduces Showboat and Rodney, two new CLI tools designed to help AI coding agents demonstrate and test the software they build.
A summary of a podcast interview discussing Selenium WebDriver, its comparison with Playwright, and best practices for test automation.
Argues against the Agile mantra 'quality is everyone's responsibility' and advocates for dedicated software testing roles.
A critique of the dogmatic adherence to Test-Driven Development (TDD), comparing its 'cult-like' following to trends in software engineering.
A developer creates a ColdFusion/CFML version of the GildedRose refactoring kata, sharing the initial complex code for others to practice refactoring.
Exploring how to create a generic, testable unit test runner in Fortran by extracting logic from the main program into reusable procedures.
A guide on improving temporary test programs in Fortran, focusing on verifying function correctness through manual and automated testing methods.
Author announces their accepted tutorial on improving Playwright code at the EuroSTAR 2026 software testing conference in Oslo.
AI accelerates code generation but increases the need for rigorous verification. The article compares solo vs. team workflows for reviewing AI-written code.
D. Richard Hipp discusses SQLite's rigorous aviation-grade testing methodology, contrasting it with PostgreSQL's peer-review approach.
A review and refinement of the five fundamental pillars of test automation, emphasizing core principles over fleeting tool trends.
Applies the 'less, but better' design philosophy to test automation, arguing for quality over speed and quantity of tests.
A podcast episode discussing the optimistic and pessimistic impacts of AI on software development and testing, including productivity gains and industry risks.
A free 6-hour technical web testing course is now available on YouTube, covering fundamentals and practical techniques.
Explains AI evals: automated checks for non-deterministic AI outputs using LLMs to score against expectations, not exact matches.
A podcast episode discussing the concept of 'automatability' in test automation, featuring answers from a BrowserStack community Q&A session.
Martin Fowler's blog fragments on AI writing style, software testing principles, EU regulations for X, and the concept of 'reverse-centaurs' in automation.