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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: November 2012
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. The following picture illustrates the system. Host A runs task 1 and 3, while host B runs task 2 and 4. Task 4 has a dependency on task 1 and task 3 has one on task 2. When all tasks are completed the job is considered completed. It is evident from the picture that a task (task 3) may be delayed in its scheduling even though its dependencies are satisfied due to resource constraints. Read the full article. Large Scale M...
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Criminal Overengineering | yield thought
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It's not as hard as you think. As programmers we’re continually accused of doing a sloppy job. There are countless programs in the wild, crashing, locking up and accidentally writing “I am a fish” a million times over someone’s mid-term essay. The effect? This damn computer and excel r fuckin my life up! Hatin life right now. And everyone else at one time or another). Not to be like that. We try to be the. Who checks every return value and handles every exception. You’re Doing It Wrong. There are a milli...
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: October 2011
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Tuesday, October 18, 2011. Dealing with floating points in models - Part II. Today I’m going to follow up on. But I’ll give you the implementation details of the classes. I provided you with a generic interface:. Now as I pointed out previously, we can choose to implement this interface for any domain type, so let’s try implementing it for a. 160; . 160; . 160; . 1000; } }. 160; . 1000; } }. 160; . 160; . Read the full article.
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: PowerShell and arrays a deceptive combination
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Thursday, October 9, 2014. PowerShell and arrays a deceptive combination. So I was reading up on PowerShell arrays on this TechNet site:. Http:/ technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee692797.aspx. Let's start with the basics. One thing you can do with arrays is concatenation:. Now $a is 1,2,3,4. Neat. But wait a minute… let's try changing this example a bit. Now $a is 5… oops? An alternative is to use the comma operator, like this:. Let's see what we...
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: Flexibility of model based testing in practice
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Monday, May 16, 2011. Flexibility of model based testing in practice. We all hear people arguing, model based testing is much better than traditional testing. "Why" you ask? Well, it's much more flexible" comes the answer. And you sit back and think, "hmm, that really didn't answer my question? So let me try to answer your question - why are models more flexible? Now somebody comes along and says: "You know what? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: October 2014
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Thursday, October 9, 2014. PowerShell and arrays a deceptive combination. So I was reading up on PowerShell arrays on this TechNet site:. Http:/ technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee692797.aspx. Let's start with the basics. One thing you can do with arrays is concatenation:. Now $a is 1,2,3,4. Neat. But wait a minute… let's try changing this example a bit. Now $a is 5… oops? An alternative is to use the comma operator, like this:. Let's see what we...
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: December 2012
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Wednesday, December 12, 2012. It’s been a while since I have had time to write on my blog. In the meantime I have been busy being on paternity leave (we get 10 weeks in Denmark! Changed roles, and went through re-organization in NAV. All bad excuses for not taking the time to write blog posts – apologies for that! I’m going to shift gears a bit from now on. We recently filed a patent application. State-queries vs. state-machines. In our new approach...
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: February 2012
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Sunday, February 26, 2012. Re-Modeling the Traveling Salesman – Part II. We had a look at a very crude model for growing graphs for the Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP). I neglected to actually visualize what the solutions looked like, so here is a rendering of a couple:. Not very complex indeed. So what seems to be the problem here? 160; . 160; . 019}, y in. 160; . 160; . 160; . Read the full article. Links to this post. I plan on doing a...
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: September 2011
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Thursday, September 22, 2011. Application of Model-Based Testing to a Stack. Today I would like to go back to basics, and also show how to easily switch the underlying implementation. Some of my most read posts are on applying Model-Based Testing to basic data structures, so why not pick up yet another basic data structure? This time I’m keeping it ultra-simple: The Stack. So without further ado let’s jump into modeling! Read the full article. Well,...
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences & Examples: December 2011
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Applied Model Based Testing - Experiences and Examples. Monday, December 19, 2011. Are Test Oracles a mathematical nicety to cover-up problems? Furthermore, he argued that my model was close to useless, because it did not come with a validation oracle. At a deeper level, the discussion also revealed some interesting discrepancies to me: He believed. Needless to say, we never reached agreement on the subject – but I realized later on that we were arguing from completely different perspectives. Be validate...
