Software Quality and Testing

Credits to @tomcoe Image Link Kent Beck explains his 'Alternative work flow ' called Test, Commit or Revert. It consists of making small changes to the code in order to always have the test on green (passed), so as Kent explained on this podcast, if you know that you have to make two changed in order to make the test pass first you need to make the first change but in a way that doesn’t corrupt the test of make the test fail. It's all about keeping the status of the test green. TCR has a big impact on the confidence of a programmer because by having a positive output on a test case that has no other intention that to "break" your code boosts your belief in yourself (in your programming skills or your capacity to debug problems). I was actually surprised when I heard this because I'm used to working the opposite of TCR watching everything turn red and breaking code until you magically fix it. I recently learned TDD (Test Driven Development) in my Sof

Credits to @casparrubin Image Link 1. Research how to do Unit testing in Java. 2. Apply unit testing to some example code. 3. Research how ro do Unit testing on Android Studio. 4. Chapter 3 Exercises 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7 . Work division: Every teammate is Researching the first three points. Floreth: 1, 2 Exercises  Valentin: 3, 4  Exercises Frida: 6, 7  Exercises Team #1 Frida  Valentin Floreth

Credits to @hope_house_press_leather_diary_studio photo-1471970394675-613138e45da3 These were the Goals we set to do on Week 1 : Get familiar and a brief introduction to software testing. Read Chapter 1 of the Introduction to Software Testing Book. Define team roles. Figure out which project are we going to be working on this semester. Share Github credentials (Usernames). Set up Github Team Repository. Brief Review on how to use Github. Get to now each other, by sharing cellphone numbers and creating a WhatsApp group. What we actually  accomplished : We did get acquainted with Software Testing by reading Chapter 1 and solving some doubts with one and other. As for assigning team roles we decided that Frida is going to be our team captain (maybe). We couldn't settle on which project we're going to be working on because we haven't define those projects in our other classes, they're still pretty abstract at the moment. We finished our Class Activ

Credits to @rawpixel https://unsplash.com/photos/mcLpPD36-2k Get familiar and a brief introduction to software testing. Read Chapter 1 of the Introduction to Software Testing Book. Define team roles. Figure out which project are we going to be working on this semester. Share Github credentials (Usernames). Set up Github Team Repository. Brief Review on how to use Github. Get to now each other, by sharing cellphone numbers and creating a WhatsApp group. Team #1 Frida  Valentin Floreth