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hyperdeath.bsky.social
I had no idea someone made an easy unit testing solution in Godot until now. I can't wait to give it a spin in my project.
bitbra.in 〽️ɪɢᴜᴇʟ @bitbra.in · 2d
Mike Schulze is doing a demo of GDUnit. I use this #Godot addon for my projects such as Beehave and Pandora! #GodotFest
November 11, 2025 at 4:59 PM
crystal.envt.gay
The project is "done", but I am doing the good developer stuff of setting up vulnerability checks & learning python unit testing

Was able to just sort of plow through & create the entire project from scratch across yesterday afternoon & all of today
November 13, 2025 at 1:45 AM
godotfest.com
How does #JetBrains Rider work? Matt Ellis will show us how @jetbrains.com made it easy to debug C# and GDScript, how inspections and code completion are made, and tell the story of adding unit testing with GDUnit. We’re proud to have them as supporters of #GodotFest 2025!
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Godot meets JetBrains: Building IDE tools for a growing engine

Take a behind the scenes look at how the Godot features in Rider are built and some of the challenges faced while creating a good user experience for Godot development in C#, GDScript and C++.

Matt Ellis
JetBrains

Buy your ticket today: GodotFest.com
November 11, 2025 at 8:04 AM
permacodeur.fr
"would strongly benefit from memory-safe languages and a stronger approach to unit testing"

Intéressante, la deuxième partie de la phrase, car c'est également mon ressenti. La testabilité, c'est pas du tout mineur (on en parlait encore en stream hier soir)
November 12, 2025 at 7:46 AM
dubroy.com
A cool paper from OOPSLA '25 —

An Empirical Evaluation of Property-Based Testing in Python
→ dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...

Some interesting findings:
- "Each property-based test finds about 50x as many mutations as the average unit test"
- "76% of mutations were found within the first 20 inputs"
Property-based testing (PBT) is a testing methodology with origins in the functional programming community. In recent years, PBT libraries have been developed for non-functional languages, including Python. However, to date, there is little evidence regarding how effective property-based tests are at finding bugs, and whether some kinds of property-based tests might be more effective than others. To gather this evidence, we conducted a corpus study of 426 Python programs that use Hypothesis, Python’s most popular library for PBT. We developed formal definitions for 12 categories of property-based test and implemented an intraprocedural static analysis that categorizes tests. Then, we evaluated the efficacy of test suites of 40 projects using mutation testing, and found that on average, each property-based test finds about 50 times as many mutations as the average unit test. We also identified the categories with the tests most effective at finding mutations, finding that tests that look for exceptions, that test inclusion in collections, and that check types are over 19 times more effective at finding mutations than other kinds of property-based tests. Finally, we conducted a parameter sweep study to assess the strength of property-based tests as a function of the number of random inputs generated, finding that 76% of mutations found were found within the first 20 inputs To address RQ2, assessing the effectiveness of test categories, we used mutation testing to assess the bug-finding power of each project’s test suite. Mutation testing or mutation analysis is a method of evaluating a test suite’s effectiveness. In a mutation test, small changes are made to a program’s source code, called mutations. The mutations are generated by mutation operators, which are syntactic transformation rules. Mutation operators often include swapping arithmetic operators (+ to -), flipping logical operators (and to or), and changing literals. The test suite is then run on the mutated program, and if any test fails, then the mutation is considered caught or killed. If no test fails, then the test suite did not identify the bug. The number of mutations caught is the test suite’s mutation score, and a higher score is indicative of a more robust test suite.
November 8, 2025 at 7:31 PM
tinybiggames.com
🧪 JetPascal now has built-in unit testing! No frameworks, no setup, just add UNITTESTMODE ON and write test blocks. Zero overhead. DUnit-compatible. Perfect for TDD.
#GameDev #IndieDev #Pascal #C++ #UnitTest

See full devlog:
github.com/tinyBigGAMES...
🧪 DevLog: Integrated Unit Testing Framework - Test-Driven Development Arrives in JetPascal! · tinyBigGAMES JetPascal · Discussion #9
Version: JetPascal 0.2.0+ 📢 Overview JetPascal now has built-in unit testing directly integrated into the language! Write tests alongside your code, run them automatically, and get instant feedback...
github.com
November 9, 2025 at 3:32 AM
oneofthegoodpauls.bsky.social
Really depends what that means. Most software bug testing and QA has been done by automated unit testing since I was in college, it just wasn't called generative AI. The actual game testing and end user testing still requires humans. This is tedium like testing every possible variable input value.
November 6, 2025 at 1:06 PM
sudotruth.bsky.social
#Cybersecurity Tip:

Build security into the #Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) from day one. Require developers to run an ongoing security testing plan (unit, integration, system, regression), capture evidence, and fix flaws fast. Tailor test depth to #risk and document outcomes.
November 5, 2025 at 6:06 PM
captainsafia.com
I've been doing some hacking on a prototype that requires testing the bebavior of a REST API framework.

It's so nice to use Hurl to write integration tests against a sample app that runs in my CI/CD pipeline. Nicer than unit tests in code even 🫣

hurl.dev
Hurl - Run and Test HTTP Requests
Hurl, run and test HTTP requests with plain text and curl. Hurl can run fast automated integration tests.
hurl.dev
November 7, 2025 at 2:18 AM
hush-ndb.bsky.social
There's a story behind this. Ensign J. C. West took off from the USS Wake Island (CVE-65), but the piston engines failed, forcing him to ignite the jet engines and land.
A Ryan FR-1 Fireball of Fighter Squadron (VF) 41 "Firebirds" launching from the escort carrier USS Bairoko (CVE-115) during testing and evaluation of the composite piston-and-jet-engine aircraft, 3 March–26 April 1946. Note the "G-symbol" identifying Bairoko's planes, a white tail with two yellow vertical stripes in front. As these geometries were hard to remember and describe, they were replaced by letters on 7 November 1946. Photo by Lawrence B. Massey, SM2C, USN. A Ryan FR-1 Fireball on the catapult of the escort carrier USS Charger (CVE-30) in 1944–46. Note lengthy holdback cable which leads to holdback unit located under cockpit. Naval Aviation News magazine, August 1946 issue. (See also photo NS-cve30-w20.) Bill Stevens, USN (Ret). A-4/A-6 pilot. Naval history (aviation) buff.
November 6, 2025 at 2:42 PM
dotnetfoundation.org
🔥 Project Spotlight: xUnit .net🧪 The modern, open-source unit testing framework for C#/F#/VB is now ready for .NET 8.0+ with v3. Integrates with VS, VS Code, and more. Check out this .NET Foundation project!
👉 Learn more: hubs.li/Q03Rldpl0 #dotnet #OSS
November 4, 2025 at 9:11 AM
alan-knox.bsky.social
Automated testing keeps your AI prototype from falling apart after one small change: unit, integration, regression, property-based, and fuzzing.

alanknox.com/automated-te...

#AI #VibeCoding #AICoding #AIPrototyping #AutomatedTesting
November 4, 2025 at 5:16 PM
trenvistaen.bsky.social
Adif has launched ERTMS Regional testing between Asunción Universidad (León) and Guardo, first announced back in 2022. The trials will use a Class 526 unit (formerly Series 2600) fitted with signalling equipment and Adif livery.
Adif begins ERTMS Regional trials on the La Robla Railway
The project aims to create an inexpensive version of ERTMS for low-traffic lines.
www.trenvista.net
November 4, 2025 at 4:46 PM
ngescreenshot.bsky.social
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Episode 5
Rei, Beyond the Heart
Rei I
Bakelite being pour into the testing cage that contains Unit 00
November 1, 2025 at 9:30 AM
taras-grescoe.com
The fastest train (electric multiple unit, that is) in the world is nearing the end of testing in #China.

The CR450 tops out at 450 km/h (280 mph).

It can accelerate from 0 to top speed in just 4 minutes, 40 seconds.

#RailSky #trains

Here's a walk through:

cleantechnica.com/2025/10/21/f...
October 27, 2025 at 1:38 PM
gareththegeek.bsky.social
When things get serious you gotta break out the unit tests even in #gamedev ! Thanks gdUnit4 for having my back writing C# unit tests for my #godot game and interactively debugging in #vscode 💪

github.com/MikeSchulze/...

#unittest #testing #indiedev #GodotEngine #solodev
GitHub - MikeSchulze/gdUnit4: Embedded unit testing framework for Godot 4 supporting GDScript and C#. Features test-driven development, embedded test inspector, extensive assertions, mocking, scene te...
Embedded unit testing framework for Godot 4 supporting GDScript and C#. Features test-driven development, embedded test inspector, extensive assertions, mocking, scene testing. - MikeSchulze/gdUnit4
github.com
October 27, 2025 at 11:56 AM
p3ngu1nzz.bsky.social
Upgrading our engine's test system: compile v_engine.dll once from 40 .cpp into objs, then link it to unit, integration, and bench test modules. Now supports benchmarks, integration demos and CLI tools.

#GameDev #IndieDev #SoloDev #EngineDev #CPlusPlus #Testing #Benchmarks #gameengine #coding
October 26, 2025 at 2:55 PM
roxeem.com
Testing HttpClient in .NET without Moq or NSubstitute

How to unit test HTTP clients in .NET without relying on mocking frameworks (Moq or NSubstitute) using DelegatingHandler.
Testing HttpClient in .NET without Moq or NSubstitute
How to unit test HTTP clients in .NET without relying on mocking frameworks (Moq or NSubstitute) using DelegatingHandler.
roxeem.com
October 26, 2025 at 11:34 AM
dd86k.space
"I think my backend is ready!"
*uses it generally*
new bug...

Back to the unit testing you goooo

(repeat a hundred times)
October 25, 2025 at 8:11 PM
cnn.com
Women's marathon world record holder Ruth Chepngetich has been banned for three years after testing positive for a prohibited substance earlier this year, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) announced.
https://cnn.it/4o5YmMb
October 24, 2025 at 11:30 PM
ibrews.bsky.social
A few quick thoughts on Galaxy XR before we lent our headset to @ianhamilton.net for the weekend (since it’s silly Samsung didn’t provide UploadVR with a review unit and the one they ordered at their own expense won’t come for weeks).
Alex Coulombe at a restaurant testing the Samsung Galaxy XR
October 24, 2025 at 1:32 AM
ksl.com
Utah wildlife officials say they will require hunters in its Ogden unit to have deer testing for chronic wasting disease beginning next year. https://ow.ly/ZeXS50Xhk6i
Why Utah will require chronic wasting disease testing in Ogden's 2026 deer hunt
Utah wildlife officials say they will require hunters in its Ogden unit to have deer testing for chronic wasting disease beginning next year.
ow.ly
October 24, 2025 at 1:27 AM
mboegie.dev
Teaching @openrewrite.github.io, my favorite moment is watching devs write their first custom recipes, realize they can query any codebase like a database, then immediately plan to refactor their entire monolith.
Today's lab: From "what's a visitor pattern?" to "I can transform 1M lines" with tests
Merlin and Sam are introducing the lab unit testing recipes of the OpenRewrite introduction session.
October 22, 2025 at 10:14 AM
offline.mountainherder.xyz
Claude and I have a bit. I ask him to make a plan to implement something and he always puts all the testing at the end whatever multi-step process he comes up with. In turn, I always have to remind him to do unit tests along the way and to commit work frequently so he can roll back more easily.
October 21, 2025 at 3:08 AM
offline.mountainherder.xyz
I regret to inform you that I once worked with some whose title was Senior SAS Programmer who never once did unit testing. I don't think she understood how to decompose code to a point where you could, judging by the refactors we later had to do.
October 21, 2025 at 3:26 AM