Sutirtha Das

Software Craftsperson @Incubyte | Reader | Writer | Developer

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Testing With Java - Part 2 : TDD

Testing With Java - Part 2 : TDD

Software Craftsmanship Testing With Java TDD

In the annals of software development, there exists a cautionary tale from the year 1996, when the European Space Agency (ESA) launched its ambitious Ariane 5 rocket. Alas, what was meant to be a triumph turned into tragedy a mere 40 seconds after liftoff, as the rocket met a fiery demise, along with its precious cargo. The cause of this catastrophe? A software glitch, specifically an integer overflow issue, lurking within the rocket’s flight control system.

Testing With Java - Part 1 : Introduction

Testing With Java - Part 1 : Introduction

Software Craftsmanship Testing With Java

On July 22, 1962, Mariner 1 – America’s first interplanetary spacecraft, lifted off from the ground on its way to fly by Venus. However, instead of the cheers and scientific breakthrough everyone expected, soon after the launch, the rocket started drifting northeast of its planned trajectory. Not responding to corrective measures, the rocket was finally ordered to self-destruct, just 5 minutes into its flight!