Re: Open Source Project Survey

Thanks Mark. 
Keith's 'distribution of complexity' measurement approach looks interesting for sure. I wonder if it ever became a research paper - a quick check doesn't show anything. It'd be particularly useful if there was some formal identification of test-first, test-last and no-test.
Anyway, I'll ask.

Thanks again for the info,
Keith.

On Tuesday, April 15, 2014 3:12 PM, Mark Levison <[email protected]> wrote:
 
  
Contact Keith Braithewaite he reviewed a number of open source projects that were done test first, last, not at all. His conclusions are quite interesting.

Cheers
Mark



On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 5:05 AM, Keith Fogarty <[email protected]> wrote:

 
>  
>Hi,
>
>
>I was
hoping you may be able to help.
>
>I'm
working on a MSc. thesis and am looking to identify Open Source Test-First and Test-Last
projects for a research experiment.
>To this
end I was hoping that anyone who has contributed to a Java open source project
(and has some overall knowledge of the project) could fill out the attached
(short, 12 questions) survey for that project?
>
>
>My
research will look at Design Pattern Usage in Test-First and Test-Last projects
and I will post a link here to my research when finished.
>
>
>Also (as
far as I can see) it's been a little while since the last 'What projects are
Test-Driven?' request in this group - by way of updating this information I can
post the survey findings here (for java projects anyway).  Of course if you prefer your project not be
identified there is a privacy option on the survey. 
> 
>Thanks in
advance for your help,Keith Fogarty.
>
>
>Link to the survey:
>
>Open Source Software Project Survey
> 
>   Open Source Software Project Survey
>Hi, I was hoping you may be able to help me. I'm currently working on an M.Sc. Thesis and require a number of Test-First and Test-Last subject projects as part o...  
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