Does your code work correctly?
Does your code work correctly?
By Peter Makholm (brother) from Copenhagen.pm
Date: Wednesday, 4 August 2010 14:00
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Beginner
Language: English
Tags: qa test::more testing
You can find more information on the speaker's site:
You written some code that works - at least on your computer, when you try to run it. Now it is time to do some optimizations, change requests, or bug fixes. How do you make sure that your code keeps working?
By writing a test suite, of course. And luckily Perl got some good tools for writing tests. This talk will give you an introduction to writing tests for Perl modules using Test::More and talk about some of the hacks needed to write good tests.
Because writing test is just as interesting and challenging as writing real code!
[If time permits I will include something about coverage testing and Smolder]
Attended by: Salvador Fandiño (salva), Oliver Thieke (o-thieke), Alan Haggai Alavi (alanhaggai), Casiano Rodriguez-Leon (casiano), Damian Conway (damian), Gabriele Hack (gabimuc), Marco Fontani (mfontani), Thomas Heine, Giacomo Gaddini, menozero, lorenzo, Søren Lund (slu), Daniel Brunkhorst, Heinz Knutzen, Alexander Hartmaier (abraxxa), Tim Bunce, Michael Jemmeson (michael), Francoise Dehinbo (franky), Ferruccio Zamuner (ferz), Fernando Santagata, Jan Henning Thorsen (batman), Andreas Vögele, Paul van Eldijk (pavel), Henrik Andersen (HEM), Jose Luis Martinez, Lars Thegler (tagg), Poul Sørensen (poul), Adrian Arnautu, Mark Morgan, Michael Lang (langmic), Rafiq Gemmail (Raf), Joel Bernstein (joel), Markus Wichmann (telemorphix), Marco Masetti (grubert), Alba Ferrer (alba), Igor Komlew, jonasbn, Marko Zagožen (mzagozen), Fulvio Scapin (trantorvega), Alex Muntada (alexm), valerio crini, Bogdan Lucaciu (zamolxes), Lars Holgaard, Chisel Wright, Anton Berezin (Grrrr), Peter Makholm (brother), Dmitry Karasik (McFist), Lech Baczyński (lechu), Michele Valzelli, Salve J. Nilsen (sjn),
