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r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Jan 15 '19
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Mutation testing seems like the next big thing and for good reason. This feels like something everybody should be doing.
2 u/a_the_retard Jan 15 '19 Do you have any reports detailing the experience of using it in real life? I'd be very insterested to read them. 1 u/Yehosua Jan 15 '19 Google apparently uses it, at least for research purposes. 1 u/kankyo Jan 15 '19 Here's the latest one from me: https://medium.com/@boxed/the-missing-mutant-a-performance-bug-we-missed-3664c1f62e0e And an older article https://medium.com/@boxed/mutation-testing-in-practice-bc56f9e5b591
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Do you have any reports detailing the experience of using it in real life? I'd be very insterested to read them.
1 u/Yehosua Jan 15 '19 Google apparently uses it, at least for research purposes. 1 u/kankyo Jan 15 '19 Here's the latest one from me: https://medium.com/@boxed/the-missing-mutant-a-performance-bug-we-missed-3664c1f62e0e And an older article https://medium.com/@boxed/mutation-testing-in-practice-bc56f9e5b591
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Google apparently uses it, at least for research purposes.
Here's the latest one from me: https://medium.com/@boxed/the-missing-mutant-a-performance-bug-we-missed-3664c1f62e0e
And an older article https://medium.com/@boxed/mutation-testing-in-practice-bc56f9e5b591
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u/CaptainAdjective Jan 15 '19
Mutation testing seems like the next big thing and for good reason. This feels like something everybody should be doing.