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I write them to improve my productivity as a programmer. Making the quality assurance department happy is just a side effect. Unit tests are highly localized. Each test class works within a single package. It tests the interfaces to other packages, but beyond that it assumes the rest just works.
Functional tests are a different animal. They are written to ensure the software as a whole works. They provide quality assurance to the customer and don't care about programmer productivity. They shoul
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― Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code
― Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code
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A common pattern for teams that start with test automation, or development groups that start breaking down silos between testers and developers, is to take existing manual tests and automate them. Unless it’s a training exercise for an automation tool, this is almost always a bad idea.
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― Fifty Quick Ideas To Improve Your Tests
― Fifty Quick Ideas To Improve Your Tests
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