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Perl Testing: Distributing Your Tests (and Code)
Overview The goal of all testing is to improve the quality of code. Quality isn't just the absence of bugs and features behaving as intended. High-quality code and projects install well, behave well, have good and useful documentation, and demonstrate reliability and care outside of the code itself. If the users can run the tests too, that's a good sign. It's not always easy to build quality into a system, but if one can test the project, one can improve its quality. Perl has several tools and techniques to distribute tests and test the non-code portions of the projects. The labs in this paper demonstrate how to use them and what they can do.
| Publisher | O'Reilly Media | File Format | |
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| Date Published | July 2005 | ||
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