TestProject Blog Your performance tests are smelly!

Intro In 1999, Martine Fowler introduced the idea of “code smells”, which he defined as “surface indication that usually corresponds to a deeper problem in the system.”. Code smells are not bugs, but rather certain code structures that imply bad design or shortcomings as far as readability and maintainability. Examples of such code smells include... The post Your performance tests are smelly! appeared first on TestProject.