In TDD unit test are not your only source of tests, you have to include Acceptances tests aswell with a framework like Selenium in the case of Web development. To bullet proof your application even more, using a build automation upon each commit like Jenkins which you can combine with Apache Ant to run all your tests and different code analysis.

For more information you can look at this presentation. Even without the presenter talking, you can understand where he is going.

In TDD unit test are not your only source of tests, you have to include Acceptances tests as well with a framework like Selenium in the case of Web development. To bullet proof your application even more, using a build automation upon each commit like Jenkins which you can combine with Apache Ant to run all your tests and different code analysis.

For more information you can look at this presentation. Even without the presenter talking, you can understand where he is going.

In TDD unit test are not your only source of tests, you have to include Acceptances tests aswell with a framework like Selenium in the case of Web development. To bullet proof your application even more, using a build automation upon each commit like Jenkins which you can combine with Apache Ant to run all your tests and different code analysis.

For more information you can look at this presentation. Even without the presenter talking, you can understand where he is going.

And a bit more on that : http://stephenwalther.com/blog/archive/2009/04/11/tdd-tests-are-not-unit-tests.aspx

In TDD unit test are not your only source of tests, you have to include Acceptances tests aswell with a framework like Selenium in the case of Web development. To bullet proof your application even more, using a build automation upon each commit like Jenkins which you can combine with Apache Ant to run all your tests and different code analysis.

For more information you can look at this presentation. Even without the presenter talking, you can understand where he is going.