Steve Smith, software craftsman
A pain point for some organizations is figuring out how to run tests that involve databases. These are not unit tests, by most folks’ definition (including my own: unit test or integration test and why you should care). Nonetheless, they’re important and ideally they should run as part of your build pipeline. Recently I’ve come […]
Recently I’ve been looking at different ways to generate code coverage reports during automated builds. I’m mostly working with Azure DevOps for builds these days, as they’ve come a long way since the early TFS days and the hosted version is now free for open source projects. This is really nice because I have a […]
There are a few basic curves you look for when load testing. They’re pretty much standard, but there’s not a lot of information out there about them, specifically. In this post I’m going to just describe one such curve, and what it tells you. It’s the Requests per Second (or RPS or R/S) curve. Some […]