(photo by Sardinelly) Testing whether the system can do the expected functions specified in the requirements is one thing, there other thing is to test how well the system is doing it. It doesn’t make sense if a system can perfectly do its functions, but
Software Testing – UTest Promotional Video Not long ago I thought software testing is simple. Write good unit tests, make sure we catch the normal case, extreme case, and null case for some methods. Job done! However, as the complexity of software increases, a better
If you’re going to have technical interview soon for Java developer position, you might want to brush up some of your knowledge about Java basics, JEE, and other Java related technologies. I found the following free resources can be a good help. 🙂
Course term: Spring 2012 Website: Official course website. Course Professor: Prof. Ken Backlawski Textbook: Object-Oriented Software Engineering Using UML, Patterns, and Java (3rd Edition)
Thanks to my friend, Gandos, he got me interested to use Maven after I read his blog post (It’s in Indonesian). After consulting to another friend, I think it’s a good idea to use Maven for the LabGence project. The idea is also influenced from
We all love good and commented codes, but most of us either don’t know how to write a good comment for our codes, or just plain lazy to write one. In Java, JavaDoc is pretty much the industry standard when it comes to auto-generated code
UPDATE: For more resources about how to develop Android apps, check my “Learning How to Create Android Apps Series“. A couple of weeks ago I was so fortunate to get the opportunity working with the Android SDK development in my job (Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
For the past week, I’ve really into Agile software development practices, especially Scrum. So far, to learn more about Scrum, I’ve read the Scrum Primer (which I believe is still the very best brief introduction to the Scrum world), Do Better Scrum, and What Every
I remember almost a year ago I googled for article about this. I’ve been a system and network administrator for more than two years in medium sized company, dealing with Windows Servers, Sun Solaris, IBM AIX, Firewall, and VMWares. Then, for an unknown crazy reason