کتاب Fit for Developing Software

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Fit for Developing Software

by Rick Mugridge (Author), Ward Cunningham(Author)
Testing was once regarded as a separate and unique discipline within the overallsoftware development process. The reality today is that a growing number ofprojects are spreading the responsibility of testing among more members of theteam. In other words, testing is no longer limited to testers. This new bookintroduces Fit: a proven, effective, and powerful open source framework forautomating the software testing process. Fit (Framework for IntegratedTesting) is vendor-independent and widely praised for its practicality. Eachteaching point of Fit is backed up by supremely useful examples, and RickMugridge and Ward Cunningham (the founder of Fit) offer advice on how tomake Fit digestible to all members of a development team. The result is a costefficientframework that will allow organizations to deliver better software in amore timely fashion.
About the Author
Rick Mugridge runs his own company, Rimu Research, and is an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He specializes in Agile software development, automated testing, test-driven development, and user interfaces. Rick is one of the world’s leading developers of Fit fixtures and tools, and is the creator of the FitLibrary.

Ward Cunningham is widely respected for his contributions to the practices of object-oriented development, Extreme Programming, and software agility. Cofounder of Cunningham & Cunningham, Inc., he has served as Director of R&D at Wyatt Software and as principal engineer at the Tektronix Computer Research Laboratory. Ward led the creation of Fit, and is responsible for innovations ranging from the CRC design method to WikiWikiWeb.