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June 21, 2010 by mensming.
One of the neat things about TestNG is the ability to annotate individual tests as belonging to zero or more groups. At execution time, it is possible to tell the test runner to run all tests in a particular group. In addition, tests in certain groups can be excluded so you can run all tests in a particular group except for those that are marked as broken.
The Apache Harmony project apparently uses TestNG. On their wiki, they describe their testing conventions for using groups. They have groups to identify tests that are operating system specific, processor architecture specific, feature specific, environment requirements, current state and test type. Worth checking out.
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June 12, 2010 by mensming.
Many months ago, there was Slashdot posting regarding a video discussing how Facebook runs its LAMP stack. I finally got around to watching the video and it is worthwhile to view if you have an interest in how to run a high volume web site. In the video, Aditya Agarwal - Directory of Engineering at Facebook - describes the architecture and the lessons learned from scaling the site.
Recommended - view here.
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June 8, 2010 by mensming.
"Failing organizations are usually over-managed und under-led" - Warren G. Bennis
9:01 AM May 30, 2010
OOPSLA to Debut in October with New Name: SPLASH - http://bit.ly/d9nLkAs
6:58 AM May 30, 2010
"Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future." - Niels Bohr
9:51 AM May 29, 2010
When good enough is better - http://bit.ly/a9EQ89 #performance
12:41 PM May 28, 2010
RT @java: "Most APIs are like hospital gowns, they seem to provide good coverage until you turn around." –William Vambenempe
7:53 AM May 28, 2010
Why Twitter Is the Future of News - http://bit.ly/9E1PLo
7:11 AM May 26, 2010
Just finished reading ‘Next Generation Java Testing: TestNG and Advanced Concepts’ by Cedric Beust, Hani Suleiman http://amzn.to/9DkZWc
9:09 PM May 25, 2010
Computer Science Shows How "Twitter-Bombs" Wield Influence - http://bit.ly/dbCNH3
7:40 AM May 24, 2010
Just finished reading: ‘The Art of Community: Building the New Age of Participation’ by Jono Bacon (http://amzn.to/ddvFJN)
6:16 PM May 20, 2010
Facebook vs. LinkedIn: Which has the better privacy? - http://bit.ly/aZMglM
7:25 AM May 20, 2010
Yale Scientists Explain Why Computers Crash But We Don’t - http://bit.ly/aR4AZc
10:54 AM May 19, 2010
A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Programming Languages - http://bit.ly/9Q49wW
7:02 AM May 18, 2010
IE6 past its expiration date, says Microsoft - http://bit.ly/cVOLHc
7:07 AM May 17, 2010
Google hiring 300 workers to pinpoint bugs in Google Maps - http://bit.ly/c3Qm9e
8:00 PM May 16, 2010
Carnegie Mellon Study of Twitter Sentiments Yields Results Similar to Public Opinion Polls - http://bit.ly/brhbWc
4:05 PM May 15, 2010
Scientists Seeking NSF Funding Will Soon Be Required to Submit Data Management Plans - http://bit.ly/aFYchS
8:05 AM May 14, 2010
Seattle has nation’s best economy - http://bit.ly/aUmm8f
6:52 AM May 13, 2010
RT @ourfounder: Tonight in Seattle I will speaking at QA SIG. Title: MetaQA - show them what QA really means. http://bit.ly/cEQXNt
6:10 PM May 12, 2010
RT @builddoctor: Green’s Opinion: Lava Lamps, Android and Continuous Integration http://bit.ly/c9ryV6
6:03 PM May 12, 2010
NSA’s boot camp for cyberdefense - http://bit.ly/9OhNYg
7:09 AM May 12, 2010
Linux machines linked to spam - http://bit.ly/9KFn6i
10:12 AM May 10, 2010
Microsoft Update keeps Office secure, says researcher - http://bit.ly/9XsxQL
8:00 AM May 7, 2010
Investigating converting from JUnit to TestNG…
12:19 PM May 6, 2010
Phishing "Education Test" is blocked…for phishing - http://bit.ly/a58bC4
8:25 AM May 6, 2010
Conenza comes out on top - introduces much anticipated evolved social platform for enterprises http://tinyurl.com/yckuww2
2:42 PM May 5, 2010
Twitter and the rise of data platforms - http://bit.ly/am8wdZ
7:56 AM May 4, 2010
Encrypt that data - A New Law Could Change the Way You Build Database Applications - http://bit.ly/9LTVzU
7:25 AM May 3rd
RT @QualityFrog: Like insurance, testing seems too expensive until you realize you didn’t have the needed kind at the right time.
6:59 AM May 2nd
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