Testing Extreme Programming |
By Lisa Crispin, Tip House |
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Publisher | : Addison Wesley |
Pub Date | : October 25, 2002 |
ISBN | : 0-321-11355-1 |
Pages | : 336 |
| Copyright |
| | Foreword |
| | Preface |
| | Acknowledgments |
| | | Lisa |
| | | Tip |
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| | Part I. The XP Tester Role |
| | | Chapter 1. An Overview |
| | | Introduction |
| | | Overview of XP |
| | | How XP Solves Testing and Quality Assurance Problems |
| | | Wolves in Sheep's Clothing |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 2. Why XP Teams Need Testers |
| | | Definition of Tester |
| | | The Tester's Contribution, Illustrated |
| | | Shun the Dark Side |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 3. How XP Teams Benefit from Having Testers |
| | | Checks and Balances |
| | | Acceptance Tests versus Unit Tests |
| | | Navigating for XP Projects |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 4. XP Testing Values |
| | | Communication |
| | | Simplicity |
| | | Feedback |
| | | Courage |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 5. Overview of the XP Tester Role |
| | | XP Tester's Bill of Rights |
| | | XP Tester Activities |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 6. Quality and XP |
| | | Defining Quality |
| | | Setting Quality Criteria |
| | | Who Is Responsible for Quality? |
| | | Summary |
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| | Part II. Test Drive through an XP Project |
| | | Chapter 7. User Stories and Release Planning |
| | | The Tester's Role in Up-Front Activities |
| | | Goals of Up-Front Tester Activities |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 1 |
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| | | Chapter 8. Identifying Hidden Assumptions |
| | | A Process for Finding Hidden Assumptions |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 2 |
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| | | Chapter 9. Defining High-Level Acceptance Tests |
| | | Basic Acceptance Test Definitions |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 3 |
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| | | Chapter 10. High-Level Acceptance Test Estimates |
| | | Ways to Estimate Acceptance-Test Effort |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 4 |
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| | | Chapter 11. Enabling Accurate Estimates during Release Planning |
| | | Why We Care about Estimates |
| | | How You Can Improve Estimate Accuracy |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 5 |
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| | | Chapter 12. Planning the First Iteration |
| | | Overview of Iteration Planning |
| | | The Tester's Role in Iteration Planning |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 6 |
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| | | Chapter 13. Defining and Estimating Testing and Test Infrastructure Tasks |
| | | Identifying and Estimating Test Infrastructure Tasks |
| | | Identifying and Estimating Functional and Acceptance Testing Tasks |
| | | A Note on Separate Test Teams |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 7 |
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| | | Chapter 14. Acceptance Tests and Quality |
| | | Acceptance Test Details |
| | | Internal and External Quality |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 8 |
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| | | Chapter 15. Nailing Down the Details |
| | | Picking the Customer's Brain (and the Programmers'!) |
| | | The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly |
| | | Optional Tests |
| | | Getting Creative |
| | | Lights-Out Test Design |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 9 |
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| | | Chapter 16. Writing Acceptance Tests |
| | | Executable Tests |
| | | If You Have Trouble Getting Started |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 10 |
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| | | Chapter 17. Organizing Acceptance Tests |
| | | Version Control of Acceptance Tests |
| | | Executable Test Files |
| | | Organizing Acceptance Tests in Spreadsheets |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 11 |
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| | | Chapter 18. Test Design and Refactoring |
| | | Establishing the Initial System State |
| | | Tests That Leave the System State Unchanged |
| | | Coupling between Tests |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 12 |
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| | | Chapter 19. Manual Tests |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 13 |
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| | | Chapter 20. What!?!! |
| | | Manual Tests Are Unreliable |
| | | Manual Tests Undermine the XP Testing Practice |
| | | Manual Tests Are Divisive |
| | | The Wings-Fall-Off Button |
| | | What If You Have Manual Tests? |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 14 |
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| | | Chapter 21. Test Automation |
| | | Modular Tests |
| | | Data-Independent Tests |
| | | Self-Verifying Tests |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 15 |
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| | | Chapter 22. Making Executable Tests Run |
| | | Linking the Executable Test to an Application Test Class |
| | | Defining the Application Test Class |
| | | Calling the Code to be Tested |
| | | Running the Test |
| | | Getting Additional Tests to Run |
| | | Combining Multiple Tests into Test Suites |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 16 |
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| | | Chapter 23. Running Executable Tests through Other Interfaces |
| | | Code Missed by Direct Calls |
| | | Expanding Coverage of the Executable Tests |
| | | Interfacing to a Test Tool |
| | | Creating an Application Test-Interface Class |
| | | Refactoring the Direct-Call Interface |
| | | Refactoring the Application Test Class |
| | | Creating a Tool-Specific Interface Class |
| | | One Team's Experience with Direct-Call Test Automation |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 17 |
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| | | Chapter 24. Driving the System with a Test Tool |
| | | WebART Overview |
| | | Main WebART Script |
| | | Login Module |
| | | Validation Criteria |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 18 |
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| | | Chapter 25. Bugs on the Windshield: Running Acceptance Tests |
| | | How Often Do You Run Acceptance Tests? |
| | | Educating the Customer |
| | | Acceptance Criteria |
| | | Defect Management |
| | | Road Food for Thought |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 19 |
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| | | Chapter 26. Looking Back for the Future |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 20 |
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| | | Chapter 27. Keep On Truckin': Completing the XP Road Trip |
| | | Regression Testing |
| | | Catching Up |
| | | Maintenance? |
| | | The Release |
| | | When XP Projects End |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 21 |
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| | Part III. Road Hazard Survival Kit |
| | | Chapter 28. Challenges in "Testability" |
| | | Designing for Testability |
| | | A Real-Life Example |
| | | Summary |
| | | Exercise 22 |
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| | | Chapter 29. Selecting and Implementing Tools |
| | | Evolving Tools |
| | | Test Tools |
| | | Other Tools Related to Quality |
| | | Choosing an Off-the-Shelf Tool |
| | | Implementing Tools |
| | | Experimenting with Tools |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 30. Project Tune-Ups |
| | | Office Space |
| | | Accessorizing for XP |
| | | Metrics |
| | | Test Environment |
| | | Other Obvious Best Practices |
| | | Additional Tester Duties |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 31. Introducing XP to Your Organization: A Tester's Point of View |
| | | Test Phases and Practices |
| | | Introducing People to the XP Tester Role |
| | | Helping XP Testers Succeed |
| | | XP Testing with Blended Practices |
| | | What If You Don't Have Enough Testers? |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 32. XP for Projects of Unusual Size |
| | | Adjusting XP |
| | | Advance Planning Pays Off |
| | | Working with Customers |
| | | Satisfying Customer Test Documentation Requirements |
| | | Iteration Planning and Execution for Large or Multilocation Projects |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 33. Extreme Testing without Extreme Programming |
| | | Gathering Requirements |
| | | System Design |
| | | Planning and Defining Tests |
| | | Running Tests |
| | | Retrospectives |
| | | Let Worry Be Your Guide |
| | | Summary |
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| | | Chapter 34. In Closing: May the Road Rise Up to Meet You |
| | | Answers to Exercises |
| | | Exercise 1 (Chapter 7) |
| | | Exercise 2 (Chapter 8) |
| | | Exercise 3 (Chapter 9) |
| | | Exercise 4 (Chapter 10) |
| | | Exercise 5 (Chapter 11) |
| | | Exercise 6 (Chapter 12) |
| | | Exercise 7 (Chapter 13) |
| | | Exercise 8 (Chapter 14) |
| | | Exercise 9 (Chapter 15) |
| | | Exercise 10 (Chapter 16) |
| | | Exercise 11 (Chapter 17) |
| | | Exercise 12 (Chapter 18) |
| | | Exercise 13 (Chapter 19) |
| | | Exercise 14 (Chapter 20) |
| | | Exercise 15 (Chapter 21) |
| | | Exercise 16 (Chapter 22) |
| | | Exercise 17 (Chapter 23) |
| | | Exercise 18 (Chapter 24) |
| | | Exercise 19 (Chapter 25) |
| | | Exercise 20 (Chapter 26) |
| | | Exercise 21 (Chapter 27) |
| | | Exercise 22 (Chapter 28) |
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| | | Bibliography |
| | | Afterword |
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