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"Having developed software for nearly fifteen years, I remember the dark days before testing was all the rage and the large number of bugs that had to be arduously found and fixed manually. The next step was nervously releasing the code without the safety net of a test bed and having no idea if one had introduced regressions or new bugs. When I first ca […]

How Do Top Android Developers QA Test Their Apps? | TechCrunch

"A couple weeks ago I ran this post showing how one Hong Kong developer, Animoca, tests its Android games. The company, which has had more than 70 million downloads, tests every one of their apps on about 400 different devices. The photo above is from their headquarters and is just a taste of all the Android phones and tablets they use."

Google Analytics Gets New Testing Functionality: Content Experiments

"Today the Google Analytics team made an important announcement for marketers and analysts: Google Website Optimizer will be fully integrated into Google Analytics. Google will be discontinuing Website Optimizer as a stand alone product (by August) and the testing functionality will be available to Google Analytics users only. The testing tool will be f […]

Test Everything: Notes on the A/B Revolution | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com

"Welcome, guinea pigs. Because if you’ve spent any time using the web today — and if you’re reading this, that’s a safe bet — you’ve most likely already been an unwitting subject in what’s called an A/B test. It’s the practice of performing real-time experiments on a site’s live traffic, showing different content and formatting to different users and ob […]

Researchers Develop New Method to Measure IT Quality - UB NewsCenter

"Researchers at the University at Buffalo School of Management have proposed a better way of measuring the capabilities of IT service providers in a study recently published in IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management."

Google Details Chrome Browser Security-testing Technology | PCWorld

"Google calls the system ClusterFuzz. It's made up of "several hundred" virtual machines loaded with about 6,000 Chrome instances, subjecting them to about 50 million test cases every day, the company said on Thursday."

Online collaboration, filesharing, team workspaces with Clinked

"Collaborate with your teams and external partners more efficiently! With Clinked, you integrate file sharing & web page content with stakeholder feedback in a single view. Everything in one place to make your collaboration easy.'

Posts Tagged ‘HDL’

Posted by cadsmith on March 23, 2008

Test Information Space expanded from youtest to acm and teki to test recently released Google Sites.

“The Rails Way”, 2007, Fernandez, 912pp describes some advanced practices. Ruby documentation discusses language. InstantRails has downloadable development system for Windows. Heroku has server.

“Writing Testbenches: Functional Verification of HDL Models“, Bergeron, 2000 has in-depth analysis of verification and behavioral modelling among other topics.

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