If you have access to the repo history, then the existence of unit test code and when they were first checked in relative to when the code they test was first checked in should give a handle on how test driven the code was.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 4:55 PM, Keith Fogarty
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Thanks Mark.
Keith's 'distribution of complexity' measurement approach looks interesting for sure. I wonder if it ever became a research paper - a quick check doesn't show anything. It'd be particularly useful if there was some formal identification of test-first, test-last and no-test.
Anyway, I'll ask.
Thanks again for the info,
Keith.
On Tuesday, April 15, 2014 3:12 PM, Mark Levison <mark@...> wrote:
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Contact Keith Braithewaite he reviewed a number of open source projects that were done test first, last, not at all. His conclusions are quite interesting.
Cheers
Mark
On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 5:05 AM, Keith Fogarty
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Hi,
I was
hoping you may be able to help.
I'm
working on a MSc. thesis and am looking to identify Open Source Test-First and Test-Last
projects for a research experiment.
To this
end I was hoping that anyone who has contributed to a Java open source project
(and has some overall knowledge of the project) could fill out the attached
(short, 12 questions) survey for that project?
My
research will look at Design Pattern Usage in Test-First and Test-Last projects
and I will post a link here to my research when finished.
Also (as
far as I can see) it's been a little while since the last 'What projects are
Test-Driven?' request in this group - by way of updating this information I can
post the survey findings here (for java projects anyway). ?Of course if you prefer your project not be
identified there is a privacy option on the survey.
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Thanks in
advance for your help,
Keith Fogarty.
Link to the survey:
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