#Software-Testing
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I am tired of AI
The author says AI is useful in some cases, but argues that marketing hype, AI-generated test tools, AI-written conference proposals, and dull synthetic content have become exhausting and overused.
Why Developers Are Poor Testers and What Can Be Done About It
The page says developers often test poorly because they protect their own code, simplify problems, miss small flaws, focus on happy paths, and lack user perspective. It then suggests ways to improve testing.
Top 10 Rules of Continuous Integration
The article lists ten CI practices to improve speed, reliability, and code quality, from version control and frequent commits to automated testing, checks, monitoring, and performance tuning.
Understanding and Creating Test Cases in Software Testing
The page defines test cases, shows common types, explains test coverage metrics and tools, and describes how AI can help find edge cases and generate scenarios.
No excuses, write unit tests
The text argues that unit testing is worth the upfront time because it exposes how functions behave, makes API changes visible, and catches bugs before they reach production. It also says that writing tests often leads to clearer, smaller, easier-to-test code.
How to Write Programs Without Bugs
The article explains Test-Driven Development as writing tests before code, then building and refactoring feature by feature to reduce bugs, avoid overbuilding, and make changes safer.