Installing Sonar on a linux build server
Anyone who has read many of my blog entries or articles will know that I'm a great fan of code quality metrics. By code quality metrics, I am referring to coding standards, best practices, complexity, but also to other associated statistics such as the number of unit tests run and the level of code coverage. Code Quality management is an important part of any project, but sometimes it can be difficult to get a global picture. Any given metric, such as code coverage or code complexity, can be difficult to interpret in isolation. This is where Sonar comes into the picture.
Add a commentA quick primer on testing Selenium in Groovy
Selenium is a widely-used and very useful tool for automated web testing. This article is a very short primer designed to get you up and running Selenium Tests in Groovy in your Maven projects.
Add a commentA silly song for Agile 2009
To the tune of 'Blowing in the wind', by Bob Dylan. This (rather silly) text was inspired by a tweet from Andres Almiray
Add a commentWeb testing BDD-style with JWebUnit and Easyb
Behaviour-driven development is a great way to design and build the web layers of your application. In this article, I look at how to use JWebUnit, a fast and light-weight web testing framework, with Easyb, a powerful Groovy-based BDD framework.
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