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I’ve recently tried illustrating the Saff Squeeze in this GitHub repository: https://github.com/Suigi/saff-squeeze I’m not sure if I was doing a good job of executing the technique, let alone

You can reference Kent's original article via the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20120311131729/http://www.threeriversinstitute.org/HitEmHighHitEmLow.html

Hey J.B. Do you have this description of a Saff squeeze posted anywhere? I have a blog post that I'm writing that references a Saff squeeze, and I'd love to just link to a description rather than

[...] Another suggestion: apply the Saff Squeeze. Think "debugging with automated tests". Start with a failing test. 1. Inline the action of the test: that's the central function that you invoke to

One reasonable way to get from a few slow-running end-to-end tests to some strategic unit testing is to do the following whenever you encounter a bug: 1. Once you have diagnosed the bug, verify your

JB's done a great job here. Selenium has its place, of course, but my usual heartburn is that you have to have a full system (even if some are mocks) stood up and then you have to do a lot of waiting

Joe... nicely put!

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I’m not familiar with JWT. A search says “json web tokens”, and I suppose maybe this is a widelly used system of token definition? Re automate a post, I’m not sure what that post is, but

I am testing a combo of the service API’s and the test data I put into the service manually. The service itself is reliable and doesn’t change much, but as I develop the test data, that’s a

I’ve done this in some apps, creating a JWT that satisfies the app’s needs. I’m interested if the service can’t be bypassed as George says or at least you could automate a post, extract the

Alan, well, maybe not. Are you testing the functionality of that service, or functionality that you are creating? - George

Is that possible? I don’t create auth tokens, but the service I consume does this.

Alan, Create an auth token in a setup method and use that. I would do so by calling the needed code directly rather than navigating to /login. You don't need an extra dependency on the URL

I will keep Selenium in mind for future when I’m doing UI work. Maybe I can get more specific with my present concern. I create an API service /xyz. That works by calling a 3rd party service but

NUnit is Ok for Unit Testing C# code. For the Integration tests, you can use NUnit. Just ensure that these tests can be run seprately. For UI testing, you will can add selenium to NUnit.

My prime concern now is to test the backend which is C#, and through the third party webservice. Alan Baljeualanbaljeu@...

Alan - I went full bore about a year ago into learning JavaScript for the purposes of creating this game: https://teamsgame.agilepainrelief.com I hired someone to help me write the scaffolding and

Alan Let go of the "nuts and bolts" view for a moment and think about what you're trying to accomplish. The login is just an implementation detail. (I talked about this in

I'm a desktop software developer getting into web development, using C# at present.? Also aiming to do Angular.? I'm fishing for strategies, techniques, tools I should be using to test stuff.? My