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Jonathan is a well known writer on software testing issues. He has worked extensively as a tester on conventional software projects as well as scrum and extreme programming (XP) teams. In this interview he shares his learning and experiences. He also talks at length about the good and bad of the new XP notions of testing, pair testing and the Ruby based Watir testing tool that he has contributed to.
Danny Faught has been involved with software testing since 1992 and he is working as a consultant since 1999. Danny Faught is a founder of 
When it comes to unit testing in java, just one framework comes in mind i.e. JUnit. But there's new kid on the block and it is