 Of all the books that I have read on software testing, this is certainly one of the better ones. Component testing is a pretty vast topic in itself and equally complex. When I started reading this book I was a bit diffident about the coverage as well as the quality of the material. Although in some cases the book does talk at a higher level rather than going into details, overall, Hans-Gerhard Gross has done a good job. The important thing to bear in mind is that this book is not for beginners. Understanding this book completely requires a strong development or a testing background (preferably white box testing) with exposure to COM / DCOM and UML.. |
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Most software testing books deal with software testing concepts like “What is testing?, “Types of testing” and “testing methodologies”. So when I started reading this book I expected to read a lot of the same things again. But as I progressed I felt that this book is different, Glenford Myers has done a good job. This book does cover the same subjects, but in a more interesting way. The author's approach is practical rather than theoretical.
