Links to things, mostly so I’ve posted something in 2008.. Stuff I’ve been reading and/or found interesting in the last few months.. not in any particular order, but focused around binary refactoring and testing java swing gui applications.
Here’s a genetic algorithm for creating test cases.
And, a way to measure junit test coverage through app mutation.
More transformation and/or analysis based, this bytecode optimization framework is wicked cool.
Here are two more jvm/java-y languages with interesting names and features:
nice has more good safety features..
sleep got your perl in my java..
atif memnon a thon:
a youtube video of a google talk from google testing automation conference
I’ve not successfully used guitar testing framework, but it implements a lot of stuff that seems very useful for testing/verification, and the sourceforge version is hopefully going to be up soon, and working for modern java programs?
This is a visualization tool for java programs based around “star diagrams”.
And, finally, here is a relatively old smalltalk style refactoring browser for bytecode, which seems like a nice thing.