DevTesting.com explains developer-driven software testing: unit tests, integration suites, end-to-end checks, coverage, and CI — with practical guides.
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What Dev Testing Does
Teach and tool developer-driven testing: unit, integration, end-to-end, and everything before QA.
Fast, isolated tests for single functions — patterns for naming, mocking, and coverage.
Verifying that modules, databases, and APIs work together, not just alone.
Browser and API flows that check what a user actually experiences.
Wiring suites into pipelines so every push gets checked before merge.
Using coverage as a flashlight for untested paths, not a vanity number.
Turning bug reports into failing tests so fixes stay fixed.
How Dev Testing Works
Pick one critical function and pin its behavior with a unit test.
Add integration and end-to-end checks around the paths users actually take.
Run everything in CI so broken code never merges quietly.
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Dev testing is done by the developers who wrote the code — unit, integration, and automated checks — before dedicated QA or release testing begins.
There is no magic number. Cover the logic that would hurt if it broke; use coverage reports to find blind spots, not to hit a quota.
Use the mainstream framework for your language — the guides here map the default choice per stack so you can start today.
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