Foreach HOME ABOUT NEWS SOFTWARE JOBS CONTACT BLOG Home Blog Search this site: Code Coverage for Acceptance Tests Recently, I've talked about our test-setup. What I didn't mention was that we also check our code coverage to see how well our unit tests are covering the production code. This way, we can easily see how well we are testing what we are delivering. There are plenty of tools around the block to do this. All these tools have unit tests in mind. What they do is run all the unit tests and see for each module and each and every method and even every code unit within every method if the unit tests get there. September 4, 2014 by Maïkel read more How we go about Testing Nowadays, every software company has a strategy to test their code before releasing it to the customer. This can be manual testing done by someone who is less of a techy or by a co-developer or even by the developer who wrote the initial code. Manual testing can be done in many different ways, ranging from exploratory testing – just click here and there a bit – up to strictly following use cases that have been made up by a test manager. This manual testing already goes around for quite some time and is still subject to change. August 12, 2014 by Maïkel read more Defining an efficient documentation structure Any type of project or application will always create a certain amount of documents & written information. This is not any different at Foreach. We have documentation spaces for several customers/applications/projects and recently we decided to have a more in-depth look at how we use them. The objective was to improve our documentation approach, as we felt we were having some issues left and right. In this article I try to describe the approach we took and the result that came out of it. But to understand where we're coming from it's probably best to give a bit more background on how we work. July 8, 2013 by Arne Vandamme read more Stash Push Email Notifier VCS (Version Control Systems) have come a long way, I remember the time of exchanging floppy disks with source files, not being sure which version was actually the correct one. At work I've met the worse VCS' like CVS, Visual SourceSafe (oh dear!), but quite quickly we moved to Subversion as it became the more standard VCS around the internet. June 12, 2013 by Marc Vanbrabant read more Ramblings of an agile enthusiast The continuous fruition of new opportunities created by emerging markets and the need for solutions to previously unexplored (or non-existing) problems has long ago created a blissful environment for sofware developers and customers alike. Considering this, the improvements made in both physical technology and means of communication have made it possible for developers to think about and create these solutions.Doubly so because there is an ever-increasing demand by end-users, content providers, service providers, resellers etc. to make good use of these solutions. February 24, 2011 by Jonas Drieghe | 1 comment read more 1 2 3 we're hiring Watch our company movie here Twitter Feed follow us Tweets by @beforeach Like Us on Facebook Follow us on Linkedin Jobs @ foreach Java Technical Lead Merksem Ervaren Java Developer gezocht in Merksem die technisch leiding kan geven. Functioneel Analist Ben jij sterk in het functioneel vertalen van de wensen van onze klanten? Project & Functional Lead Word jij onze volgende Project & Functional Lead? PHP Developer Serieuze PHP Developer gezocht. Java Technical Lead Brussel Sterk technisch profiel gezocht in Brussel (Tour & Taxis) die technisch leiding kan geven. News Archive Reaching a New Milestone with Cucumber Web Bridge Lots of improvements on Cucumber Web Bridge. Going forward with our Open Source Products We're going forward with our open source products: Push Email Notifier, Cucumber Web Bridge and Across & Across Modules. Push Email Notifier 3.1 Released Push Email Notifier is an open source project we support at foreach. RSS foreach pinSt-Bartholomeusstraat 130, 2170 Merksem, BELGIUM - © 2014 Foreach bvba BTW BE 0 879 511 767info@foreach.be TOP