Continuous Testing on the JVM
Über Conf
Denver · June 14 - 17, 2010
About this Presentation
Continuous Testing (CT) is a developer practice that shortens the feedback loop established by Test Driven Development. It gives you near instant feedback about the correctness of your code, and helps you find bugs as quickly as syntax errors.
This session will cover how the practice of CT, its benefits, and its limitations. We will also show several demos of the practice using various continuous testing tools, and examine how these tools can be integrated with existing systems and their tests.
Author, Creator of Infinitest
Ben is a passionate and pragmatic software developer. He is the creator of Infinitest, a continuous test runner for JUnit. Ben is the author of two books on the topic of CT: “Continuous Testing in Ruby” and “Continuous Testing in Java”, both soon to be published with the Pragmatic Bookshelf. He also contributes to a number of other projects that benefit the open source community, and regularly speaks at conferences and user groups around the country.
Presently employed as a Senior Software Engineer at DRW Trading Group, Ben is focused on helping teams improve their development practices to support rapid and regular delivery of well crafted software.