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For this blog entry, I explored the article “Test Driven Development (TDD) Tutorial” by Guru99 (available at: https://www.guru99.com/test-driven-development.html). This resource provides a practical explanation of Test-Driven Development and emphasizes how it improves software quality through disciplined testing practices. The article explains that TDD is a methodology where developers write automated test cases before writing the…
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As part of my Software Quality Assurance and Testing course, I recently explored the concept of testing with stubs. To deepen my understanding, I referred to the article “Test Doubles: Stubs, Mocks, and Fakes” from Martin Fowler’s website.Link: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TestDouble.html This resource explains different types of test doubles, including stubs, and how they are used when…
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During this sprint, our team focused on dependency management for a NodeJS backend system within the LibreFoodPantry project. My primary responsibility involved updating dependencies, fixing compatibility issues, and ensuring that the backend remained stable after changes. This sprint required both technical work and strong collaboration with teammates. Evidence of Activity What Worked Well One thing…
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In my self-directed professional development this week, I explored the topic of Boundary Value Analysis (BVA) in software testing. We have discussed this topic under the tutelage of Professor Perez recently. The article I selected is titled “Boundary Value Analysis” from the QAble testing blog. The resource explains how testers can design effective test cases…
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The Software Dev Capstone Project related Theas Pantry has been very valuable to me as far as providing me with near real Software Engineering experience is concerned. I am part of ‘Dependency Management and infrastructure updates’ Team. We started this project first by working on GuestInfoBackend Module. As part of my role, I have completed…
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading the textbook “Apprenticeship Patterns”. I wish I had read it much earlier in life. It is very inspiring and inculcates enormous wisdom to young aspiring professionals across all trades but more particularly in Software Domain. I found it very interesting that the book discourages aspiring Software development practitioners to discard the…
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As part of our course material on software quality and testing, I chose to read the blog post “Getting Started with JUnit Testing: The Path to Effective Java Automation” https://www.frugaltesting.com/blog/getting-started-with-junit-testing-the-path-to-effective-java-automation published on Frugal Testing. This resource directly relates to what we have been learning about unit testing and test-driven development, especially in Java-based applications. Since…
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Hello, my name is Vishisht Seku. This is my Blog Post related to subject CS-443(Software Quality Assurance & Testing.) I am very glad to be a part of this class and learn more about the process of Software Quality Management.
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One part of LibreFoodPantry that I found especially interesting was its mission to connect computer science education with real humanitarian impact. Rather than treating software development as an abstract or purely technical exercise, LibreFoodPantry shows how code can directly support local food pantries and the people who rely on them. The idea that free and…
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The recent work assigned to us regarding REST API services has been very enlightening to me. I have found that REST API’s form the heart of Microservice architecture as well. REST API’s help Software Engineering Teams to break monolith Software application code into modular, atomic and maintainable code services. To explore this further, I read…
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