Testing_FIT

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Project Summary

Ward Cunningham's FIT is a well known tool for enhancing collaboration in software development. The FIT platform is available in many language like Java, C++, Pythen etc.

FIT works by reading tables in HTML files, produced with a tool like Microsoft Word. Each table is interpreted by a "fixture" that programmers write. The fixture checks the examples in the table by running the actual programme.

With tables and annotations, non-software-developers can precisely define how software tobe build should work and what behaviour is expected. Hence FIT gives customers and programmers a way to communicate precisely about their software. Customers' concrete examples give programmers insight into the product being built. Programmers' work on fixtures and the software allow customers to experiment w

In a Nutshell, Testing_FIT...

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has had 29 commits made by 2 contributors
representing 4,487 lines of code
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is mostly written in PHP
with a very well-commented source code
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has a codebase with a long source history
maintained by nobody
with stable Y-O-Y commits
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took an estimated 1 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in November, 2006
ending with its most recent commit almost 9 years ago

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gERD Schaufelberger

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