progscrape: testing

Getting from tested to battle-tested

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The Coming Need for Formal Specification

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Mutation testing for librsvg

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Memory leak regression testing with V8/Node.js

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Jepsen: NATS 2.12.1

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Designing Rust FDB Workloads That Actually Find Bugs

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Rethinking Spring Application Integration Testing

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Testing and Benchmarking of AI Compilers

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ActivityPub Fuzzer: Improving Testing in the Fediverse

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What testing approaches in Go have worked best for you?

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Golang testing - best practices

9 days ago reddit.com go

Rust unit testing: file writing

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Rust + Kubernetes: integration testing setup with kind, Terraform, Strimzi

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Types of API Testing

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Rust unit testing: buffered file reading

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Unit-testing ancient ES5 - any advice?

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Tap compare testing for service migration

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How do you even begin testing (mostly integration tests) of a go CLI

6 days ago reddit.com go

Testing a function uses callback functions inside

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Effortless mobile E2E testing with Maestro

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Books specifically about testing web applications in Go

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Python-native mocking of realistic datasets by defining schemas for prototyping, testing, and demos

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Built NanoIdp: a tiny local Identity Provider for testing OAuth2/OIDC + SAML

9 days ago reddit.com python

BehaveDock - A system orchestrator build for E2E testing, suited for the Behave library

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Testing at Scale: When Does Coverage Stop Being Worth It?