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Tag Archives: Random Test Data Generation

Random Test Data – Credit Card Numbers

Things are winding down for the year. The Christmas lights are up on the house, my gardens are tilled and mulched for next spring, people are disappearing from the office like there is a plague, it hasn’t snowed in a while which means the mountains are mostly ice (I dislike skiing on ice), the next [...]

Babel – A ‘New’ Random Unicode String Generator Test Tool

Originally Published Thursday, September 20, 2007
For some time I have wanted to add surrogate pair character support to a tool I developed called GString, and this week I managed to find some time to do that work and more! As I developed the methods for surrogate pair support I rewrote (refactored in developer parlance) some [...]

Random Test Data Generation

Originally Published Wednesday, May 30, 20
I am not a big fan of static test data, so this month’s issue of Software Testing and Performance magazine published an article I wrote outlining one approach for generating random string data (although the basic concepts can be used for generating other types of random data).
Unfortunately, it appears that [...]

More on Generating Strings with Random Unicode Characters

Originally Published Sunday, December 24, 2006
Well, for those of you living outside the Pacific Northwest you are probably unaware of the recent wind storm with winds gusting to 60+ miles per hour that left more than 1 million people on the eastern side of the state without power. The damage was pretty extensive, and since [...]