[Open-source-gamedev-devroom] Proposal: Continuous Integration and Testing in Games
Thomas Kinnen
nihathrael at unknown-horizons.org
Sun Dec 16 15:13:35 CET 2012
- - Their name
Thomas Kinnen
- - The project they are associated with
Unknown Horizons (http://www.unknown-horizons.org)
- - A (short) bio, to be put on the website along with their speaker name
Thomas has been working on Unknown Horizons for over 5 years as project
coordinator and programmer.
Besides his work on Unknown Horizons he is pursuing his Masters in
computer science and
works at a company programming open-source software to measure and
control software quality.
- - (optionally) a picture of themselves
Attached
- - The title of their session (which will go on the website and in the
booklet)
Continuous Integration and Testing in Games
- - A (short) abstract describing the session in further detail.
Continuous integration and testing are becoming an integral part of
modern software development. Both aid in maintaining as well as
improving code and software quality, making them invaluable in every
development environment .
This talk will outline the systems used for continuous integration and
testing by the Unknown Horizons project. Unknown Horizons has been using
Jenkins CI together with a growing set of custom tests extensively in
the past year and has been improving the test suite constantly.
Different kinds of tests will be demonstrated to show how to test the
game on different abstraction levels: Unit Tests, UI Tests and AI Tests.
- - The desired approximate duration for the session.
45 Minutes + Discussion
- - The desired time slot in which they want to hold the session.
Before lunch, preferably around 10-12. I might have to leave early in
the afternoon on Sunday.
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