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A macOS app for mocking HTTP/HTTPS services to simplify testing and development against incomplete or unstable systems.
An extensible fuzzing framework for finding semantic bugs in file systems like ext4, Btrfs, and F2FS.
A deprecated Node.js workshopper that teaches software testing fundamentals using the Test Anything Protocol (TAP).
A curated collection of software testing blogs and resources covering agile testing, test automation, TDD, and quality assurance.
A JupyterLab extension for writing and running unit tests directly within Jupyter notebook cells.
A mutation testing framework for the Crystal programming language that modifies code to evaluate test suite effectiveness.
Real-world international name datasets for testing software internationalization and localization.
A Rust testing framework designed for Test-Driven Development with structured test cases and logging.
A unit testing toolkit for D with mocking capabilities and expressive assertions.
A super simple unit testing framework for AutoHotkey scripting language.
A deliberately buggy todo list application used as an interview test for software testers.
A unified interface for closed-loop simulation of automated-driving software components, abstracting over environment and vehicle simulators.
A curated collection of Cucumber and Gherkin resources for behavior-driven development (BDD) testing.
JEval evaluates JMeter test plans and provides recommendations before performance testing begins.
Mutation analysis tool for Coq verification projects to detect incomplete specifications.
A unit testing framework for GameMaker Studio 2.3+ enabling developers to write and run tests for their game code.
An experimental framework for building structure-aware, library API fuzzers using lifetime-aware dataflow graphs.
A library providing Behavior Driven Development (BDD) support for Ada, enabling tests written in English before implementation.
A testing framework for Ada, part of the Tada ecosystem, providing assertion-based unit testing.
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