I Test All My Code Manually...All Two Lines of It

Everything needs to be tested now, meticulously.
As startups and services pop up like mushrooms in a rainforest, the propensity of codebases breaking or getting hacked is on the rise.
Remember the Tesla Truck? It broke during Live Launch.

If Elon Musk can have testing blindspots as big as this, so can you. Although, Mr. Musk can take that hit and keep walking. Can you?

For programmers, CI is a must. Data testing is a must.
Debugging and reporting tools should be appropriately configured. Your API calls need to be vigorously tested. These are just the basics and hopefully, you've got these covered.
Your testing needs to be performed with the broadest brush, by the keenest of testers, across multiple devices, operating systems, and weirdly enough, timezones.
Or, you could look at automated solutions that blur the lines between codeless and code-driven testing.

As A Developer - I'm happy. Automated testing got my back.
As a Manager, I know that bugs can prove to be very expensive. And damaging. Remember this?

Take Your Software Quality to the Next Level

By @joseph.crick
Construction-stage testing has one of the lowest impacts on actual product quality. Don’t get me wrong. Keep writing unit tests. But know that Unit tests are small fish in a big sea. If you really want to write quality software, your focus should be somewhere else.

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Conditional Coin Flips with Rock Paper Scissors

By @puyan-wei

This process of writing a failing test, then making it pass is what is done for TDD. The next step would be to write one for returning 1. Each small step you take towards your final goal.

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Fast Prototyping With Azure Functions and TDD

By @Pcc

The business logic must not depend on any infrastructure. That way, it’s easy to test it with unit tests.

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Why Your Project's 1st Commit Should Have a Working App & CI/CD Pipeline

By @steven-randolph

Developers like reuse and fewer barriers, the business likes savings, and an enterprise likes productivity and innovation. However, to inject those benefits is still a very manual, time consuming process, making the overall sell of DevOps harder.

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Behavior-Driven Development From Scratch [101]

By @julien-topcu

The starting point is always a scenario, defining the needs of the user. Without this, you can not create software that matters. This "specification" must be made with the main stakeholder: the user (or at least one person who represents and understands him).

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How to Create Test Scripts without Coding, using mabl

By @mabl

I want to make sure that the email address form validation is working, so I’ll create a randomly generated variable called Email and insert it into the email address form. In the last image below, you can see all the steps leading up to the email form, and our newly created email variable being inserted into the form.

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Introduction to Test Driven Development (TDD)

By @ssaurel

TDD is not a miracle solution for having an optimal unit test suite without effort. It is important to keep in mind that within this practice, the test code is as important if not more important than the production code!

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Four reasons you need automated tests for your code

What happens if you go back to a piece of code after a few weeks and realise it is definitely not as well architected as it should be? You will probably have to refactor your code, one of life’s greatest joys!

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Test F.I.R.S.T

By @thecodegang

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The Green Build Deceit: Why passing tests are insidious

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The guilt of not testing everything

By @jungyue

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CI-friendly options in the world of automation testing tools

By @michaeltomara

Things that aren’t testing frameworks

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How well does it work? Profiling in Haskell

By @james_32022