Oh yeah! Techieboy is back in sharing his experiences!

Its been a while since I created an article on my experiences with technology. It was around October last year since I stopped due to busy schedules and work. I was also sent to Chicago, Illinois to assist our company client.

It had a wonderful experience though. I was able to see and experience what politics was in software industry. I was exposed to high-end technologies such as Spring Roo and JQuery. Learn a lot on how to deal with management stuff particularly on strategies of motivating employees to make them productive. I had been quite on most of the time, but, I am very observant of thing happening around me.

Anyway, I will cut this article for now. There will be a lot of articles coming up in few days. Have fun and keep in-touch.

It has been almost a year that I've been using DDSteps for testing a back-end project module and I haven't been able to share or create an article about it. So to those people reading this article, I hope this helps you get started on DDSteps testing.

DDSteps is an integrated tool stack, combining the best open source testing tools for Java and adding the ability to resuse test cases and test data.


DataDriven so that when you want to test "sign up" on your site, you can test the same flow with both "George Bush" and "Владимир Путин". Just add another row to spreadsheet, that's all! - by ddsteps.org 

In this tutorial, I will discuss a little about this simple java application I made focus on testing and generating html test results using ant. We will not deal much on the theories since those kind of information are already provided on www.ddsteps.org. I usually use eclipse as my preferred IDE in developing the application. The application makes use of ant to generate the HTML JUnit reports.

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