A common approach is to split your tests by type (unit, integration, UI), or at least by speed (fast, slow). Then, always run the fast tests before check-in, but let the build/CI server run the slow t

We use https://rubygems.org/gems/parallel_tests . Be sure not to run more parallel test processes than you have CPU cores available, or the tests won't run as fast as they can. -- Albert Davidson Chou

Hello, To those who have experienced test suites that run long, say ~25 minutes, what are some techniques you have used to mitigate it? We still would like to be able to check in often and run the tes

Sailor.gao, your question is not very clear. I suppose you want to know if method Record actually calls GetUser then Delete or Save? So, either you reason by the side effects (such as the record has g

I try to use stub but it seems not very good. I want to know how should I write the test case, and how many should it be? Could someone help me? Thank U! logic like this: public class User { public in

My google searches are giving me bad results... :( Does anyone know of any good articles, or have any good hints, on how to do TDD for writing PostgresSQL, or database code? I need to write a custom s

Are you talking about test driving database access code from a general purpose language? Or are you talking about test driving stuff inside the database engine? There is http://pgtap.org/ but I would

This may not seem like a real answer. Save it and come back after all else fails. Forget about all that stuff and start doing TDD. Do it by yourself. Do it with a partner if you can. Stop trying to ma

TDD in Node.js is not substantially different than TDD in any other language. There are a dizzying array of frameworks to choose from. I have a strong preference for Jasmine as the test framework, par

James Shore has an extensive video course on the subject: http://www.letscodejavascript.com/

Hi there, A short answer: Patience, love, and understanding, fostered by someone who's been there/done that. Do you have any TDD-experienced folks in the team who can work with your senior dev? A prim

HI, I am anticipating following challenges in TDD adoption. Any suggestion how to deal with such situations? The list is long :-). Thanks, 1. You have a very experienced, senior andtechnically sound d

Following the previous Java thread, I'm looking for recommended and updated sources (tutorials/books/courses/etc) on TDDing javascript applications, mainly server side. Thanks, R.

A BIG thanks to all who responded to my earlier post. During our discussion, we had this topic on TDD/Junit antipatterns. We did a bit of study and research on our own and are looking for examples tha

It's been 10+ years of TDD, so people have had similar questions in the past. Search and you shall find :) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/333682

It really really helps to have a coach working with your team and its code. C. Keith Ray http://agilesolutionspace.blogspot.com/ twitter: @ckeithray

Al makes a good point, although I wouldn’t say, “orders of magnitude more difficult.” You are going to spend a lot of time writing tests for code that already exists and then having to break that code

TDD with existing non-TDD'ed code often is actually WELC (Working Effectively with Legacy Code, see the book of that title by Michael Feathers), which is orders of magnitude more difficult. I advise y

HI, We have recently started using TDD. We have gone through the training, learned some of the TDD good practices/challenges, using junit, mockito tools/framework etc. Since its an early start to the

I have to shake my head that the need for TDD still isn't better understood. I guess the current generation has been living their whole life where "Nothing ever works", that they see no need to ensure