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julienmaring··on 100% Bug Free Software with Mutation Testing
Do you know how I can write to the mods in order to remove my posts?
julienmaring··on Hunt the Bugs with Mutation Testing
This is my first article dealing with mutation testing. Do you use mutation testing on your projects?
julienmaring··on 100% Bug Free Software with Mutation Testing
Do you know if I can edit the original post?
julienmaring··on 100% Bug Free Software with Mutation Testing
Very clear. Thanks for the clarification I'll be more careful next time
julienmaring··on 100% Bug Free Software with Mutation Testing
I wanted to change to see if it will help me to reach more people. Do you think it's a problem? I'm new with hackernews
julienmaring··on 100% Bug Free Software with Mutation Testing
Just fixed it thanks :)
julienmaring··on 100% Bug Free Software with Mutation Testing
I agree with you! I only used it on a minor part of the code such as services. It can help people to understand why they are testing
julienmaring··on Hunt the Bugs with Mutation Testing
Mutation plays an important role in evolution. It can be beneficial, harmful, or neutral, depending on its context or location.

In programming, mutations also exist and as with life the effects can be the same and lead to terrible bugs. Therefore, it is important to test your application to prevent these mutations from causing disaster.

Some metrics exist and allow us to assess the quality of our tests. This is the case with code coverage but reaching 100% of code coverage does not mean that your code is properly tested. It only means that all lines are executed at least once during the tests. I just published my first article talking about an alternative called Mutation Testing and how I used it in my work to increase the quality of the tests.