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Article - Test Driven Development in LabVIEW, Part 3
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If it's worth building, it's worth testing. If it's not worth testing, why are you
wasting your time working on it? ~www.agiledata.org In our last article, we explored using TestStand as our test execution framework for doing test driven development (TDD) in LabVIEW. This method however has one major drawback; you need to acquire a copy of TestStand and install it on every machine you are doing development on. For large corporations who may already have ample licenses for TestStand this may not be an issue, however for the rest of us TestStand can impose an additional development cost to any project. In this article I will explore JKI’s VI Tester for LabVIEW, a free, standards driven unit testing framework.
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Did you know? |
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The ancient Anglo Saxons called the second month of the year 'Sol-monath' (cake-month), because of a tradition of offering cakes to the gods during that month. In Shakespeare's time, the month we know as February was called 'Feverell'. In Isaac Newton's time, the short winter month had become 'Februeer'. The name we use today, February, is approximately one hundred years old. |
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