... Is the same statement not true even if my methods are extracted to oblivion? If I found a bug in a method, would it not be possible to use extract method...
Tim Haughton (OmniBus...
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Dec 1, 2003 9:09 am
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... Hi Jeff, ... A truly noble cause. :) ... In another post, I talked about using pain and smell to drive development. If a method's cohesion is low enough to...
Tim Haughton (OmniBus...
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Dec 1, 2003 9:18 am
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... JBR> Yes, but it blows the Decorator pattern out of the water. I'm not advocating that but when you are driving it is nice to know where the the pavement...
Hi everybody. I'm interested in developing in python. Therefor I'm looking for an IDE with refactoring support and a xUnit framework (PyUnit?). Does anyone...
"Bernd Schiffer" <schifferbernd@...> wrote in ... The xUnit part is pretty easy, just import the unittest module included with every copy of Python since...
... As for xUnit framework, unittest (PyUnit) is fine. there could be found a mock.py, that defines generic Mock class (and it works find due to Python dynamic...
Max Ischenko
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Dec 1, 2003 11:48 am
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From: "Bernd Schiffer" <schifferbernd.at.yahoo.de@...> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 5:58 AM Subject: [XP] Agile tools for python? ...
... Have you used any of Komodo, BlackAdder or Wing IDE? They each seem to promise more than the free IDEs like Idle and PythonWin, but I haven't used any of...
... I didn't use any of these so my option about absence of powerful IDE can be wrong. But I really really doubt that these could be honestly compared to the...
Max Ischenko
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Dec 1, 2003 12:59 pm
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... A friend of mine worked on an XP team that used Python, vim, and Bicycle Repairman as the refactoring browser. I believe his only complaint about Bicycle...
If you're using a version control system, in theory, you can always go back and get the original code. A refresh from the source repository gets you back to...
... One problem is that in some version control systems, getting previous code is not as easy as one would like. This means that commenting out code for a...
... What is the difference between Type and Behaviour inheritance? If Type Inheritance is akin to interfaces in Java, is Behaviour inheritance simply...
... I've used the Python plugin for Eclipse but don't like it much. It will allow you to write some code and run it, but that's about it. There's no...
I have a test plan I have been using for about a year now. I brought it with me to a new job that uses XP. Some of the comments I have gotten is that it is...
... You might want to take a look at Jester: http://jester.sourceforge.net/ (as opposed to http://www.geocities.com/xtremetesting/anecdotes.html ) --George ...
... I'd want to see the plan. It seems odd to have a generic plan that can be taken from place to place. I'd think something a bit more specific would be more...
... I didn't know that you were /not/ a fan of the pattern. I have just applied it in my current project and I'm unhappy with the results. I have a DataStore....
... A question: why do you want those things? What purpose do they serve? It seems that whoever is being asked to read it doesn't need to know what's in there,...
... JBR> I didn't know that you were /not/ a fan of the pattern. I have just JBR> applied it in my current project and I'm unhappy with the results. JBR> I...
... As long as the architecture you're thinking about doesn't do more than it needs to, YAGNI, I see no problem with this. In fact, I always assumed this is...
... It seems to me that if you can carry a test plan from one job to another, it is not a plan, it is a methodology. XP is also a methodology and its testing...
... I can't seem to tell from the description of the various ones at sourceforge. There appear to be about four there now. Do you have a recommendation? -- ...
