Test Tooling in Visual Studio 2012 an overview
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The document discusses different types of software testing including unit tests, functional tests, load tests, exploratory tests, and user acceptance tests. It provides examples of each type of test and explains when they are used in the development process. The document emphasizes that each type of test supports the previous tests and all test types can be supported by Visual Studio 2012.
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- 3. ‘ility’ testing Alpha/ Beta Component Tests Examples Exploratory Testing Functional Testing Load Testing Performance Prototypes Scenarios Security Testing Simulations Story Tests Unit Tests Usability Testing User Acceptance Testing
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- 7. Exploratory Testing Functional Testing Scenarios Examples Usability Testing Story Tests User Acceptance Prototypes Testing Simulations Alpha/ Beta Performance & Load Testing Unit Tests Security Testing Component Tests ‘ility’ testing
- 8. Exploratory Testing Functional Testing Scenarios Examples Usability Testing Story Tests User Acceptance Prototypes Testing Simulations Alpha/ Beta Performance & Load Testing Unit Tests Security Testing Component Tests ‘ility’ testing
- 9. Exploratory Testing Functional Testing Scenarios Examples Usability Testing Story Tests User Acceptance Prototypes Testing Simulations Alpha/ Beta Performance & Load Testing Unit Tests Security Testing Component Tests ‘ility’ testing
- 11. Isolate each part of the program and show that the individual parts are correct. Crafted during the sprint, executed continuously.
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- 46. Get a Team Get Testing knowledge Have Test Tasks
- 47. Define Test Cases based on the PCT2 Test Design Technique
- 49. Every phase has it’s specific test tasks Planning, Control, Preparing, Specification, Execution, Completion, Control, Infrastructure.
- 50. The PBI isn’t ready to be tested till coding is done.
Editor's Notes
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- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_testing
- Everything under analyseCode Clone tooArchitecturalanalysers
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- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_testing
- http://dannorth.net/whats-in-a-storyhttp://www.specflow.org/specflow/screencast.aspx
- http://www.scrumalliance.org/articles/107-how-do-we-know-when-we-are-done
- UMLModel Demo http://clemensreijnen.nl/post/2010/07/01/Visual-Studio-Architecture-Guidance-Use-UML-Models-for-Testing.aspx