It would be nice for us to realize that if we adopt an approach such the one I presented earlier in one of the posts,
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An Idea Log
It would be nice for us to realize that if we adopt an approach such the one I presented earlier in one of the posts,
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Conceiving ideas has never been a big deal. Especially in our times, with the advent of computers and the things that have been made possible
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I reflected on how object-oriented design can be translated to skeleton code in my previous post. I concluded my discourse with the idea that once
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I have been delivering lectures on software engineering (SE) for quite some time now. A lot of emphasis in SE is laid on activities such
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My friend did the same thing again. I call it scanning. Luring people with a sweet smile requires some talent about public dealing. My friend
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Grammatical evolution (GE) is a famous evolutionary computing algorithm proposed by Conor Ryan et al. In its original form, it uses a genetic algorithm at
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I have been writing and posting stuff about search-based software engineering. So far, my focus has been on search-based software testing. Three of my previous posts were:
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DevOps is another buzzword that is resonating a lot in the computing world. The basic theme is to combine the development and operations teams to
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I wrote about search-based software testing (SBST) as a feat a few days back. I posted links about research work that extends frameworks such as
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While JUnit was originally developed for unit testing, TestNG is useful for other types of tests such as integration tests. Learning or using TestNG is
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