After rain, I like to go outside to find little snail-friends to shower in love. By love, I mean salt because fuck those little bio-terrorists. […]
Month: July 2017
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Having written 3 posts about model-based testing, I thought it would be instructional to also include a brief explanation about what the model-based testing approach is all about, in case somebody isn’t 100% up-to-date with decade-old buzzwords of academia. https://westergaard.eu/2017/07/model-based-testing/ […]
Model-based Testing
Having written 3 posts about model-based testing, I thought it would be instructional to also include a brief explanation about what the model-based testing approach is all about, in case somebody isn’t 100% up-to-date with decade-old buzzwords of academia. Revisiting the meta-model for the MBT Workbench from this post, I have also added a new […]
One Step Away from the Vapor: Closer to Model-based Testing
About a week ago, I started writing about model-based testing. Now, 4561 lines of Java code later, I’m well underway implementing the tool. It is still in the early phases, but I wanted to give a sneak peek of what it can do so far. https://westergaard.eu/2017/07/one-step-away-from-the-vapor-closer-to-model-based-testing/ […]
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One Step Away from the Vapor: Closer to Model-based Testing
About a week ago, I started writing about model-based testing. Now, 4561 lines of Java code later, I’m well underway implementing the tool. It is still in the early phases, but I wanted to give a sneak peek of what it can do so far. […]
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Anybody knows a good observable collection library for Java? I’m thinking of something like JavaFX’ ObservableList and FXCollection but without the JFX dependency. Even better would be an implementation that implements List and Observable. I made one myself 10 years ago, but can’t be bothered looking it up (and would prefer something that’s maintained instead). […]