SEX SEX SEX You won't get any if you keep going to talks like this one: A Little Taste of NMock2 For That Smooth, Relaxing, Unit-Testing Flavor. We'll explore...
The company I was working for shut down, putting me on the market for a new job. Does anyone know where I can go to find discussion about good places to work?...
You can start with the xp-jobs mailing list on Yahoo! Groups. Always neat things there - and I've seen people post seeking position posts there as well. Cory...
Hi, I was thinking about if TDD can be presented as a pattern. (Offcourse only by experts who are practicing TDD for years and have seen it 'recurring') What...
Unmesh, I'm not sure about the validity of force 3 " Designs lack "reversibility"". At least it's not been a force on me much. Another force which I think you...
Hi Unmesh, An important part of TDD, for me, is that the tests keep me focused on managable chunks of the system. Without that focus, many of us keep tweaking...
Hi Unmesh, ... IIRC, Kent Beck presented a set of mini-patterns at the end of his TDD book for ways to solve problems within TDD. I actually prefer the ...
... You might want to check out "xUnit Test Patterns" by Gerard Meszaros. A somewhat outdated version of the book is available at http://xunitpatterns.com/ ...
... Hello, Alan. Great to hear from you. My thought with blogging is content first. Get a blog site that is free (blogger.com, for example) and put some...
A three user license is good for any 3 concurrent users. So this would enable you, Tamas, and one other person to collaboratively practice TDD and other...
You need a server for any number of people. However, if you don't have a web server or something you can use, I can let you use one of ours. No guarantees as...
I attended an excellent tutorial called "TDD with mock objects" tutorial at QCon london. One of the keys things that i picked up on was the importance of...
At one of the interview, I was asked whether I have worked on TDD. At that time, TDD was a new acronym for me. After the interview I researched on it and found...
A somewhat advanced, but very good, screencast can be found by searching for Hibernating Rhinos Event Broker Casey ... [Non-text portions of this message have...
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 5:45 PM, isaiahperumalla ... It's definitely a good idea to start with the end to end test in mind. But at least for me it's also...
Hello Hiren, My colleagues and I have created a multi-media album about TDD. It is filled with videos, interactive quizzes and labs. It may be what you're ...
... I would thoroughly recommend Test Driven by Lasse Koskela, especially if you're working in the Java world. It's really a thorough introduction and more to...
... Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors of that tutorial, although I was not one of the presenters. Compared to unit testing, there is little literature about...
... I've addressed why I think it's worth automating end-to-end tests in another post in this thread. However your point about the end-to-end tests failing for...
Thanks for the tips Matt. Regarding that workshop, I note the coincidence that I'm a Calvin alumnus. I shall be on vacation then though. :-( Alan Baljeu ...
Glad you liked it. We're running our three day training course version right now, so it'll be interesting to see how the current audience reacts to this point....
... I'm used to doing something similar using Fitnesse. We have one suite of tests that are considered to be under development. These can fail without breaking...
... At my last place, using JUnit for acceptance testing, we annotated failing tests with a bug number. If the bug was open, it was OK for a test to fail. If...
... Yes, that's what I figured out eventually for myself. But I think it's a matter of preference. The other way is implement it step by step, mocking out the...
... Personally, I would talk to the director of software development about the benefits of doing it, and the organizational actions needed to make it happen,...
Hi Jeff, Still, The Bowling Game is a bit too complex for explaining the concept to ... I've used a similarly simple stringy thing: Counting words. Dale -- ...
