Mostly our pages are kept quite clean and simple, so we write unit tests for
business logic mostly, I use JUnit and sometimes Easymock for that.
using test driven development for pages?
No, (although thinking of looking at PageTester at some point) but we do some
black box testing using Selenium currently
just write the code, write a test after it is done for SVN commit?
Nobody likes to admit this, but I confess to have done it on occasion :)
just write the code, manually test the page?
We see development with manual testing as a normal part of the development
process (we don't even call it testing).
I guess how much testing you can afford to do lends itself to how much time you
have to meet your deadline, what has really helped though IMHO is developing
and following best practices for Java and Tapestry, which generally improves
the reliability of pages, readability (predictability) of the code, and is
easier to maintain as you know what to expect. Some might argue that its not
deal to work this way but if you re-factor your code a lot, the quality also
dramatically improves.
regards,
Peter
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From: Angelo Chen angelochen...@yahoo.com.hk
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Sent: Friday, 8 May, 2009 02:02:40 GMT +02:00 Athens, Beirut, Bucharest,
Istanbul
Subject: t5: usual practice for page test
Hi,
I'd like to know how others do the test for page? what I'm doing now is,
write the code, manually test it until it works, that's the end. how you
guys do this task:
1) using test driven development for pages?
2) just write the code, write a test after it is done for SVN commit?
3) just write the code, manually test the page?
thoughts?
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