code coverage

Unit Testing

Unit Tests are a foundation of your testing. They test the smallest pieces of code called units that have to be isolated from a system. Unit Tests are small, cheap and easy to maintain. The number of Unit Tests outnumbers any other types of tests.

Smoke Testing

It is a test aimed to verify that the most important features of the product really work. This term was used during testing hardware and the product passed the test when it did not burn or smoke.

Release Management

Release management is the process of managing, planning, designing, scheduling, testing, controlling and deploying of a software build through different stages and environments; in preparation for software releases.

Linting

Linting is a process of flagging programming and stylistic errors and verifying the code quality. You can also use auto fixer to get rid of the flagged errors.

Kanban

Kanban is a Lean method similar to Scrum. It is focused on managing a continuous delivery of products with avoiding the "bottleneck effect". It helps teams work together and more effectively.

Git Flow

Git Flow is a specific branching system for Git. It helps the team to better control and add different project versions.

Devops

DevOps is a set of practices that brings development and operations teams together. The collaboration helps to release software much faster.

Code Review

Code Review is an important practice for checking each other's code. The reviewers are other developers from the team. The goal is to uncover potential mistakes that could slip through testing.

Code Coverage

Code Coverage measures the percentage of source code lines that are covered by automated tests. If you have 90% CC, it means that 10% of the source code is not being tested at the moment.