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Title:
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S102
– Smalltalk for Quality Engineers
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Duration:
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2
days
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Audience:
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Testers
and managers of products developed in Smalltalk who want to
be able to test within the the Smalltalk development environment,
or communicate effectively with the developers.
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Prerequisites:
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None.
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Objectives:
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The
goal of this course is to provide attendees with a basic knowledge
of the Smalltalk language, development environment and source
control system. On completion they will be able to understand
basic Smalltal so they can read and understand how the code
they are testing is constructed, use Smalltalk to perform
some light scripting in their tests, and manage versions of
their tests.
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| Outline: |
- Object
fundamentals.
- Smalltalk
syntax
- The
parts of the Smalltalk development environment
- Using
the browsers, inspectors and debuggers
- Managing
code editions
- Manging
code ownership
- Working
with code - creating applications, classes, and methods
- Techniques
for reading code
- Commonly
used classes and APIs
- What
you know and what you don't know
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Labs
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Each section
will have a short, hands-on lab exercise to reinforce the principals
and practices introduced by that section. |
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