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Understanding Fuzz Testing in Go

This article was written by an external contributor. Attempting to manually create test cases for all possible user interactions with your software can be daunting, if not impossible. Fuzz testing, or fuzzing, is a type of automated software testing that can assist in the discovery of potential bugs and security vulnerabilities. The testing involves injecting random data (or "fuzz") into the software being tested. This testing framework can help uncover undefined behavior that could lead to crashes or other security issues. While it's not possible to find all bugs with fuzz testing, it

Sergey Kozlovskiy Sergey Kozlovskiy

Comprehensive Guide to Testing in Go

This article will cover everything you need to know about Go testing. You will start with a simple testing function, and work through more tools and strategies to help you master testing in Go.

Sergey Kozlovskiy Sergey Kozlovskiy

Test Driven Development with GoLand

Test-Driven Development, or TDD as it is commonly referred to, is the development process in which tests are written first, then the code to support them is created, and, when every test passes, code is refactored. Let's have a look at how the unique features of GoLand allow us to be proficient with this workflow. The general TDD workflow looks like this: write tests run tests to see that they fail write the code and make it pass the tests refactor the code (more…)

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