We truly believe in the power of collaboration and Open Source in advancing our field of expertise and developing great software. Worldwide available software that can be improved by any passionate engineer can really make impact in the world around us and shape the future of society. Instead of just using open source, we actively want to contribute to the open source community.
With Stryker, mutation testing finally arrives at the JavaScript world. It takes the best practices of existing mutation testing frameworks like PIT and Humbug, but with the open mentality of nodejs and the web. This is why Stryker is not a test runner or test framework.
Augurk is a work-in-progress living documentation system created especially to be used in conjunction with SpecFlow and Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. Augurk provides an accessible, easy-to-use overview of all the features describing your application(s).
Apache Maven, an Apache Software Foundation top-level project since 2004, is a build automation tool used primarily for Java projects. It makes the build process easy by describing it in a uniform way. This way, builds are uniform across platforms and systems.
Mocha is a feature-rich JavaScript test framework running on Node.js and in the browser, making asynchronous testing simple and fun. Mocha tests run serially, allowing for flexible and accurate reporting, while mapping uncaught exceptions to the correct test cases.
Bjorn Kimminich - Project Leader OWASPStryker continually helps to unveil useless tests and covered-but-not-really-tested code
At Info Support we spend working hours on developing Open Source projects and bringing them to the next level.
We promote our Open Source projects wherever possible through marketing and exposure in the community.
Through hackathons and other fun initiatives, our employees directly contribute to open source projects.
Open Source engineers are assisted regarding licensing, intellectual property and other legality issues.
