Introduction
DelftShell is becoming a framework in which desktop applications throughout Deltares can be embedded. For this to happen the quality of the framework should meet high standards. In order to achieve these high standards we need sourcecode that is well tested. To achieve this goal we would like to suggest the following improvements to the test procedure
Committed testers and developers
make sure we have committed testers, that are a member of the team. Testers should attend planning sessions, cool down sessions and should work side by side with developers. It would also be good if they could attend the standup sessions. Often a tester could sit next to a developer so the developer can make small changes on the fly and identify larger issues for review of the product owner. Issues reported by testers should be dealt with quickly.
Unit test coverage
Unit test coverage of DelftTools and DelftShell are now at about 32%. This number should be raised to at least 70% for DelftTools and maybe 50% for DelftShell. Each member of the team should write some unit tests for DelftShell or DelftTools classes that are being used in the code he is currently modifying. It is recommended to install testdriven.net or ncover so the developers can see areas of sourcecode that are not sufficiently tested.
User stories and tasks
Definition of done should be extended so that when a developer adds some new functionality it should have sufficient test coverage.