This is the third instalment in my series on MATLAB Test. My previous posts introduced MATLAB Test and the Test Manager and the use of advanced coverage metrics. Today I’m going to look at the Code... 続きを読む >>

In the previous blog post of this series, I gave an overview of MATLAB Test and went into the details of the Test Manager. Today’s topic is code coverage. Code coverage is a measure of “how much”... 続きを読む >>

MATLAB R2023a was released back in March, and with it was a new product MATLAB Test. In a series of blog posts starting today, I’m going to show you how MATLAB Test can help you improve the quality... 続きを読む >>

Who among us doesn't have issues, amirite? Let's just take a moment and acknowledge this fact and I think we can always be a bit more honest and understanding of all of our unique issues and the... 続きを読む >>

A long time ago in a blog post far, far away… Andy wrote about Han Solo Encapsulation – to keep Jabba’s “system working as designed he needed to encapsulate his system behind... 続きを読む >>

My people! Oh how I have missed you. It has been such a long time since we have talked about some developer workflow goodness here on the blog. I have found it hard to sit down and write up more... 続きを読む >>

The official guidance on test-driven development is to follow the red-green-refactor cycle:... 続きを読む >>

Let’s send some emails!Imagine you write a function that sends an email to a customer. Your initial function call might look like this: ... 続きを読む >>

I'm part of the MathWorks consulting team based in the UK specialising in software architecture and testing (Andy's posted an article from me before). As part of some recent training I was delivering, I was contemplating this diagram that has been floating around internally for a number of years:... 続きを読む >>

CI services in the cloud. They are beautiful. All you need to do is drop a little bit o' yaml in your repository and a whole world of automated build and test infrastructure starts creating some good... 続きを読む >>