Here are my slides which Cory Smith and I have presented this morning at OOPSLA 2009.
The ability to write hard to test code is innate in every developer form the moment we have built our first “Hello World” application. It is so automatic that we do not even know when we are doing it. On [...]

Automatic Dependency Injection Frameworks (such as GUICE, PicoContainer, and Spring) are very popular in Java, where they depend heavily on static typing, interfaces, reflection and annotations. But what about languages such as ActionScript, JavaScript, Python and Ruby, where duck-typing and lack of run-time-type-information at first glance make these frameworks impossible? Can a simple Dependency Injection [...]

The old saying goes: Ideas are a dime a dozen, it’s the execution that counts.
So you are working on a project and all of a sudden you realize that it would be great to have a web-application which keeps track of something. It is exactly what would hit the spot, but than you think about [...]

Here is may latest presentation on design for testability…
Slides: Design For Testablity

Building web-applications is hard! Even the simplest hello world application will take you hours to set up and you have to know a lot about how many different pieces of technologies work together. Here is a quick inventory from the browser to the back end of what a typical web-application developer needs to know about: [...]

A lot of people have been asking me lately, what is the cost of testing, so I decided, that I will try to measure it, to dispel  the myth that testing takes twice as long.
For the last two weeks I have been keeping track of the amount of time I spent writing tests versus the [...]

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Once upon a time Java created an experiment called checked-exceptions, you know you have to declare exceptions or catch them. Since that time no other language (I know of) has decided to copy this idea, but somehow the Java developers are in love with checked exceptions. Here, I am going to “try” to convince you [...]

I would like to make an analogy between building software and building a car. I know it is imperfect one, as one is about design and the other is about manufacturing, but indulge me, the lessons are very similar.
A piece of software is like a car. Lets say you would like to test a car, [...]

Just Wanted to share the latest slide deck with you, which I was presenting at RIM Test Automation Conference. I know that without the sound to go with it there is limited value, but I hope you get at least something out of it.
Psychology of Testing