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Thank You

When I started to write my blog I was really happy to have 46 readers in the first month (even though Mike Berry would have re-logged on about 44 times). However, I was pleasantly surprised to watch the statistics change every month. Now, I just checked the statistics again and I have reached a significant milestone... 11,618 visitors in July with a whopping two pages per visit. So, for everyone who keeps dropping back, thank you. I am working on some interesting things now, so hopefully you will keep coming back for more.

Tests Are Instances Of Rules

In test-driven development, we use tests as executable specifications of what is required of the software we create.

For this to work effectively, our tests have to convey the underlying intent. And this requires us to ponder the relationship between a test and a specification.

First of all, what is a specification? Well, in simple terms it's just a rule. A rule that the software must obey.

Default Languages on Linux, Mac, Windows

Mark Damon Hughes:
"All Linux distributions ship with: Python, Perl, C, and C++"

"A standard install of Mac OS X Leopard has: Python, Perl, Java, Ruby, AppleScript"

"MS Windows ships with nothing. No BASIC. No C compiler. You're trapped, stuck playing with Solitaire and MS Paint"

Official soapUI and soapUI Pro Training

Pushtotest.com have become soapUI training partners and are running a series of 3-day training courses at: Silicon Valley, August 26-28 Baltimore, September 30-October 2 London, November 4-6 New York, December 9-11 From their news release: "PushToTest and Think88 partnered with soapUI creators Eviware to create a hands-on, immersive learning experience for everyone who wants to know the how, wha

FWPTT version has been 0.5 released

FWPTT is a load testing tool that can record normal and AJAX requests. This release is a bug fix version: - Changing the default port or IP proxy address made recording to start working. - There were some problems when running multiple threads and when the running test was stopped.