Testing's been discussed quite a bit on perlmonks in the past. Take a look at:

• (tye)Re: one-liner hogs
• The Joy of Test
• Regression testing with dependencies
• Automated software testing: emulation of interfaces using Test::MockObject
• Unit Testing Generated HTML
• What goes in a test suite?
• Further adventures with testing
• Small test harness for testing basic auth
• Perl Testing and Quality Assurance

Thanks for the links... it's good to have something to read as opposed to flounder along.

And this isn't directed specifically to you and could well be in your provided links, but what I'd really like to see is a start-to-finish walkthrough of someone's test generation on something simple, yet real world-ish. Reason being I don't yet have enough of a grasp to successfully evangelize the idea to the PHBs who are in desperate need of realizing it's benefits. And I literally do not have the time to figure it out on my own before my current project is due (and yes, I realize this is a bad, bad sign...).

In the Perl world Test::Tutorial is probably the closest to what you're looking for that I've come across.

For non-perl examples take a look at some of the articles on xprogramming.com - the Adventures in C# have some nice examples.

Other good places to look online are:

• http://www.testing.com/
• http://www.testingfaqs.org/
• http://www.testingeducation.org/

Book wise take a look at the TestingBooks on the perl-qa wiki. Especially Lessons Learned in Software Testing which is excellent.