Hullo Laurent, all. I like that. Reminds me of migrations along the continuum of understanding from data through to wisdom. Its always helpful to map back to...
TDD19Apr2002.PDF, Section III, pp. 131-139 Wow, it's been quiet in here; only one post in the last five days. Is everyone on line for Episode II or something? ...
Hi, All, Sunday I started a project using TDD for the second time. The first time was last week; the project petered out because the paper describing the...
... session. Good stuff! But I read it and noticed a couple of things. (Carl, I'm not picking on you, I'm trying to learn what a TDD newbie's early experience...
... I did some more TDD on the weekend, pairing with myself. I was a little vague on what I really wanted, and not trying too hard to stick to the XP rules,...
... No problem - The facts of my experience are what they are, and I'm glad they're of interest. I'm not particularly ashamed or proud of my performance, more...
TDD19Apr2002.PDF, Section IV, pp. 152-159 I skipped the rest of the design patterns and skipped right to "MASTERING TDD". p. 152, "Automated refactoring":...
... Pain, lots of pain. Advice from Kent would definitely be good. In this book, or in a further one ? I dunno. -[Morendil]- Misspelled? Impossible. My modem...
... Small steps. Don't rip out whole wadges of code then try to make it work. One field, one method, one object at a time. Red/green/red etc. Don't be afraid...
... My (tongue in cheek) advice: take the new guy on the team, the one who can't afford to quit, and make him write unit tests for as much of the old code as ...
Hi, All, I got as far as basic clustering, which I figure marks a good point at which to post my log and reflect. I've posted both the log itself and an Excel...
Hi there, Here's some comments about the Money section of the book (in page order). I'll leave comments on the later parts for another day. I really enjoyed...
I have been working through the latest TDD document from Kent (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/testdrivendevelopment/files/TDD19Apr2002.pdf) . But... I am...
I spent a year retrofitting TDD to a substantial life insurance system. For the first six months our motto was, "The tests all ran. We don't have enough ...
Hullo guys. I've been doing this for 3 out of the last 4 years. With at least half of that time before TDD was an acronym. Before the acronym, I observed the...
... I would hesitate longly before showing the code to its Customer; much longer if they were to click on it. Today I sync-n-ship literally at whim. ... ...
Hi all, I wrote JsUnit (www.jsunit.net), the browser-based XUnit testing framework for JavaScript, about a year and a half ago. It's been changing and growing...
On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 10:07:14PM -0700, Edward Hieatt wrote: <snip> ... <snip> ... Well, I'm in total agreement with all your points. I think you have a real...
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I agree 100% with all of your points. In fact, the JavaScript code on our project is a sore spot. We actually have a Java applet calling *back* to JavaScript...
... Hash: SHA1 On the web side, testing client-side validation code with mock objects would be cool, as would DOM manipulations. Actually pretty much anything...
on 2002.05.15 11:01 AM, Bill de hÓra at dehora@... wrote: [...] ... Just about any large (or small) open-source project can provide source material for...
I think the first thing I'd like to see is a few examples of reasonable JavaScript usage. Then again, anyone who plans to test JavaScript probably realizes the...
... [ ... ] ... First thought: This is a tremendously good idea! Additional thought: I've seen a lot of client-side JavaScript that was obviously copied from...
... Good lord I just thought of another one. ;-) Xposted to TDD because it should be in the book. Suppose you have two classes, Base and Derived. Suppose they...
