“Can I Use Diffblue Cover and AI for Code to Generate Tests in TDD?”. We get asked this question a lot. In this post, James Wilson (Customer Success Director) adds detail as to why this valid question gets asked so often, some details around the process and how Diffblue Cover fits within Test Driven Development.
Never underestimate the power of a well configured random search. Fuzzing has proved to be capable of finding program inputs that exercise non-trivial code paths. Dozens of open-source or commercial fuzzers exist for these languages, but fuzzing support for managed languages (e.g. Java, Python, Javascript, C#) is nearly non-existent today.
From the Incubator within Oxford Sciences Innovation to our own space in the heart of Oxford, here’s our take on the popular “New Year, New Me”. Only our ‘Me"‘ is an 18,000 sq ft office.
Learn about Diffblue Microservice Testing, a Diffblue Labs product that automatically generates regression tests for service and microservice applications. In this post we highlight some exciting early test results.
