Delft Testing Course

TU Delft course on software testing: musings, findings, questions, links, by Arie van Deursen / @avandeursen.

[Yehuda Katz @wycats]

Quality software, n.

2007: "we release when it's ready"
2017: "we're always ready to release"

[JUnit Team 💙💛 @junitteam]

Celebrating our first 1000 GitHub stars for #JUnit 5! 🎉 https://t.co/jLVbcuzQ1H

[Joel Costigliola @JoCosti]

AssertJ Core 2.7.0 and 3.7.0 have just been released! Lot of new features and improvements, check the release notes: https://t.co/pnF4Ahevv8

[Rich Rogers @RichRogers_]

QA is not a phase…

https://t.co/laLO4LSDhn

[Delft Testing Course @delftswtesting]

Tony Hoare on Null References -- his Billion Dollar Mistake. https://t.co/XiDznLH0b3

[Maurício Aniche @mauricioaniche]

Nothing is better than Java's Optional, by Mike Ernst: https://t.co/gtRltsnNsR

[Maurício Aniche @mauricioaniche]

Amazing guest lecture by Mike Ernst (univ of washington) on type checkers for "mortals". Check his tool: https://t.co/YgmLlrT4eG

[Arie van Deursen @avandeursen]

Released JPacman Framework 7.0.0.
Ready for another year of teaching software testing, now with JUnit 5! https://t.co/WVdqGyUZ8H

[Tim van der Lippe @TimvdLippe]

Reading through the @delftswtesting FAQ, I had to chuckle:

[Delft Testing Course @delftswtesting]

.@robotframework: a generic test automation framework for acceptance testing and acceptance test-driven development. https://t.co/FjWMPupVhM

[Miguel Ferreira @miguel_f]

.@cosmiccloud_'s time machine: LoC and Tech Debt go down as overall test coverage goes up!

[J☁e Duffy @funcOfJoe]

Checked C, a pragmatic approach to safety in C, is now OSS. A good friend and colleague from Midori, I'm a big fan. https://t.co/8R1iYcYsrM

[Leon Overweel @layon_overwhale]

Hmm... Principles of Testing #1: "testing does not show the absence of defects" cc @delftswtesting

[Crista Lopes @cristalopes]

For those catching up with my distributed systems testing blog post, here's an awesome follow-up https://t.co/CZe4NInV5O

[Delft Testing Course @delftswtesting]

SAGE: Whitebox Fuzzing for Security Testing at Microsoft. https://t.co/vIulH2AeNd

[Delft Testing Course @delftswtesting]

American fuzzy lop -- a security-oriented fuzzer. https://t.co/PBrngEOD4v

[Delft Testing Course @delftswtesting]

"With zero knowledge of how a botnet works you can get access to other people's machines" -- #Zeus.

[Delft Testing Course @delftswtesting]

Today's topic: Security. Starting with a demo of the Zeus botnet. https://t.co/03rgOlqmy8

[ISSTA Conference @issta_conf]

Christian Holler’s MSc thesis on random testing JavaScript netted him $53,000 in bug bounties and a job at Mozilla: https://t.co/vhTYDUHFZY