In the rush to deliver a more compelling user experience on a shoestring budget, it is easy to overlook how hard the testing will be. Agile developments in particular require high levels of efficient test automation. The application architecture has a direct bearing on how easy it is to support test-driven development and high automated test coverage.

In this talk David Evans and Mike Scott discuss the effect architectural decisions have on application testability. They assert that a testable architecture is inherently a better architecture, and aim to demonstrate how testability in itself is an essential dimension in any architecture because of its relationship to good architectural patterns and practices.

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