... Thanks for the response Ron. I might not have been real clear about the project. Let me try to clarify and then see if you have any additional comments... ...
... 1439 members in this Yahoo group. 4508 members in the 'extremeprogramming' Yahoo group. (Lord knows how many people read news:comp.software.extreme- ...
... Well, it's a tiny app and there's probably lots of learning to be had by trying it multiple ways. In general, I think that database and program don't mix....
... It sounds like you need a data access interface, with an in-memory implementation for testing and an Excel implementation for production. Be careful about...
TearDown is essentially a common finally block in most implementations, so I wouldn't see any reason to use it unless there were some situation that required...
... Aleksandar, I have read some reports of scripting Internet Explorer, which might get you closer to where you want to be. I've copied those reports below. I...
You might check the rise in the number of papers on extreme programming, unit testing, and test-driven programming at the computer science education...
That looks like an interesting way to solve the problem. It's similar to an approach I ended up using to get around the non-polymorphic constructors in C++....
... You can check the memberships of various yahoogroups like this one, extremeprogramming, refactoring, virtualpair, tfui (test first user interfaces), etc. ...
... Can you elaborate on this more, or point me to some examples of where this was done? Is this along the lines of what I was looking at for my first ...
... Would this be similar to the first approach I was trying (reading in the spreadsheet rows and saving them as Member objects, which later could be processed...
... Got anything worth telling us about, David? Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com The fact that we know more today, and are more capable today, is good news...
... Yes, sounds like. ... Maybe. I suppose once one has the DB set up it's easier ... ... Cool, I look forward to hearing about it further. Ron Jeffries ...
... What I meant to say here, is do you have any interesting code or experiences to elaborate upon. Wasn't suggesting that it wasn't already interesting -- in...
... Well, it depends. If you're worried about the disruption that comes from field names changing, then store the data in a Map, rather than a JavaBean. I...
how?? ... From: David Vydra [mailto:david@...] Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 3:22 AM To: testdrivendevelopment@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [TDD] RE:...
... Well, I first proposed the idea after reading on http://www.byte-vision.co.uk/AutomatingNUnitAndIEArticle.aspx I was not the implementor. I know that a...
... And a good article it is, too! Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com There is no award for "being XP". There is an award for doing the right combination of...
BCR> The HLA class is now templatized with the FederateAmbassador. I need to BCR> eliminate the LTP on the FederateAmbassador. What's hard is there is a BCR>...
I have an insurance application that generates certifcates etc as MS Word documents. I've applied xUnit in the past to test business and GUI logic but am ...
