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Dmitry Lebedev: Agile Testing Using Agile Tools
The document discusses agile testing tools and techniques. It advocates becoming a software craftsman and creating test automation tools rather than buying them. Some recommended agile testing tools include whiteboards, index cards, stickies and sharpies. The document also provides examples of using Ruby tools like Watir, Selenium and Cucumber to automate tests for a web frontend, Java application, third-party web services and databases. It shows code examples for log parsing and testing web services using Ruby.
Dmitry Lebedev: Agile Testing Using Agile Tools
- 1. Agile Testing UsingAgile Tools Dmitry Lebedev NB Crew Agile Tour, Vilnius, 6 of october, 2011
- 2. Dmitry Lebedev www.agile-latvia.orgwww.jug.lv www.agiletestingdays.com NB Crew Consulting & Development
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- 5. Methodology Avoid aFailure Hit the Target
- 6. Story of TwoIslands (Sad One)
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- 10. Two Complexities InternalComplexity External Complexity
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- 12. Traditional Testing ToolsExpensive software Custom scripts Customized OS tools Hands & Brain
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- 15. Agile Tools YouReally Need Whiteboard, markers Pairing stations Index cards Toys, food Stickies,sharpies
- 16. Typical Case WebFrontend Java Application 3 rd party web-service DB Log File
- 17. Tested Points (Often)Web Frontend Java Application 3 rd party web-service DB Log File
- 18. Tested Points (LessOften) Web Frontend Java Application 3 rd party web-service DB Log File
- 19. Tested Points (SweetDreams) Web Frontend Java Application 3 rd party web-service DB Log File
- 20. Enterprise Tesing IsBoring
- 21. How to MakeIt Fun Again?!
- 22. Recipes 1. Becomea software craftsman
- 23. Recipes 1. Becomea software craftsman 2. Create rather than buy
- 24. Recipies 1. Becomea software craftsman 2. Create rather than buy 3. Don’t come un-armed
- 25. Recipies 1. Becomea software craftsman 2. Create rather than buy 3. Don’t come un-armed 4. Automate as much as can
- 26. Why Ruby?! 1.Free 2. Flexible but Powerful 3. Great Community
- 27. Let's automate! -Watir - Selenium - Cucumber - RSpecs
- 28. When It's NotPossible... - Legacy - 3 rd Party Systems - Propietary Software
- 29. Code Examples Logparsing
- 30. Code Examples File.open("tesfile.log","r") do |infile| while (line = infile.gets) if line =~ /.*Id:\d+ session (start|finish)/ puts "#{line}" end end end
- 31. Code Examples Testingweb services
- 32. Code Examples require'rubygems' require 'httpclient' clnt = HttpClient.new params = {"user_id"=>"123", "action"=>"credit", "currency"=>"EUR", "amount" => "10"} puts clnt.get("http://somehost/service", params)
- 33. Code Examples Gatheringthe pack
- 34. Code Example require'test/unit' class MyFirstTest < Test::Unit::TestCase def test_logs_output .... end def test_web_service .... end end
- 35. Questions?! 1. Twitter– lebedev_dmitry 2. www.agile-latvia.org 3. www.jug.lv
- 36. Copyrights All imageswere taken from en.wikipedia.org and are used under wikimedia creative, creative commons, GPL licenses