Re: Java Development Survey
quincy robinson wrote:
Hello all,
I am doing research as part of a graduate research assistantship and
wish to pose the following questions to Java developers:
For your Java development:
1. What is the most used development environment (e.g., Eclipse,
Visual Studio, emacs and a javac on the command line) in your company
or department?
javac
2. Primarily, how is testing performed (e.g., with a regression test
suite, ad hoc trials)?
ad hoc
3. If you are using a regression test suite, how do you automate the
running of the test cases (e.g., JUnit, command-line scripts, manual)?
4. Do you test for testing coverage (i.e., make sure that every
statement or method has been executed by at least one test case)?
no
5. If you test for coverage, what tools do you use to determine your
testing coverage (e.g., Cobertura, JCoverage, JVMPI)?
6. Are there any further explanations that would help us to understand
your development and testing environments? If so, please elaborate.
always secondary to shipping schedules
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Knute Johnson
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