... I have to agree with that one. I've never really agreed with the "Testing" part (and I don't want to get into it again!!!). Driven Design sounds exactly...
... ;-> but ... The horse has left the building, guys. Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you,...
Hello Mark, ... What about Model Driven Design? Is that compatible with XP? So if I make a model in UML and than starts to implement it, I can say I use Driven...
I was curious to see whether a Java API using JNI to access a C API can be done test-first. Here are some notes on what I did. I am sorry, this is quite long. ...
Hi, I'm pretty new to test first development, but am beginning to enjoy it, and have already experienced the benefits of the tests extending one's imagination....
... [...] ... Metrowerks CodeWarrior ships with DebugNew.h / DebugNew.cpp, which re-implements global "new" and "delete" with memory-leak checking and other ...
Phil, Part of your problem relates to how C++ works in a debug mode versus release mode and part of it relates to your code. To convert a C++ string into a C ...
Jim, Thanks, I had figured out what was the cause of the error, but it wasn't my code to change. I had come to the same conclusion of how to fix it as you did....
Hi Keith, Thanks for your input. I note your suggestion to clear the record and check for leaks before and after each unit test, however as the code shown was ...
... No answers here, just a remark. BoundsChecker found an uninitialized variable for us by setting all memory to random values before we used it. This...
... wtc> What makes you think there is any horse at all? I think of a horse, therefore it is. But that could be putting Descartes before the horse. Michael...
... There's clearly only one "the horse". Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. --Inigo...
... Do you see a horse in the building? No. Therefore the horse has left. Therefore there is a horse. Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com Don't confuse more...
Sometimes, I don't want to develop automated tests, but I find that the discipline of creating tests first is still a powerful tool. For example, if I am asked...
... Certainly I've done what you call manual TDD many times. I call it "experimenting" or "messing around" or "doing a spike". I would not call it TDD ... to...
Release candidate 2 of NUnit V2.0 has been released on Sourceforge. See the readme for details and a complete list of bugs that were corrected. Our current...
... I dunno - I may be confused, but this sounds like a Marx Brothers game of Horse, Feathers. -- Edmund Schweppe -- mailto:schweppe@... The opinions...
... If you can see the horse, what makes you really sure it exists? There's not really much difference, existentially, between a horse you can see and one you...
I started using this as a phrase meaning "ready to move on" yesterday at the trial run of a TDD course here in Tokyo. It'd make a nice t-shirt, I'm thinking. ...
... circumstances, and if so, ... reluctant developers to ... growing ... to ... I have also done some manual testing, but only for spike purposes. If I'm...
