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Using new technology will make it faster
I heard an interesting throwaway comment recently that I thought I'd share. To paraphrase... The system is being rewritten with new technology, so it won't be slower than what we have now. While it's true that new and updated technology *can* ... |
15-May-2009 11:57:11 |
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London User Group - October 2008
Here are the details of the October London User Group. Title : Testing as an Architectual Concern Summary : In this session, Kevin Seal will present some recent experiences of testing a JavaEE project and how coverage was a double-edged sword, unit ... |
14-Oct-2008 14:55:18 |
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Testing Times
Having recently taken another look at my project's unit testing strategy I thought I'd share some of my thoughts on how I see unit testing as just another force on the system's design. As such it needs to be weighed in the balance with the other forces. ... |
26-Sep-2008 14:09:00 |
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Who should own the non-functional tests?
This is a follow-up to a post entitled Performance tuning Java systems that I made last year, which talked about some performance testing that I was doing for a customer. Last week, I went back to the same customer to make some small tweaks to the test ... |
07-Jul-2008 11:03:00 |
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What is Significant?
Recently I wrote a quick blog about taking metrics for optimisation. I suggested they should only be included if the improvement was significant, but how do you define significant? You may think that 'significant' is just a matter of opinion but it ... |
15-Dec-2007 21:15:27 |
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Performance tuning Java systems
One of my current projects involves me performance testing a third party Java system. In essence, it's a distributed/n-tier Java EE web application and we're hitting it with a high simulated load thanks to Apache JMeter. One of the things we found is ... |
05-Nov-2007 12:23:34 |
