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Weird stuff and how to test it
Weird stuff and how to test it.
Most software is simple: you have a codebase, and existing patterns for testing at a unit and integration level. But sometimes you’ll face problems that aren’t just adding code to an existing project, and don’t have an existing test suite to jump into. This posts shares some problems that required out-of-box thinking to find testing strategies, and gives advice on how you could use those techniques in your code.
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