Hi, Jim York will lead a Certified ScrumMaster Course in Charlotte on Oct 24-25. Jim is a great, experienced coach and has a great interest in Lean. See here...
Seyit, nice analogy - I try to keep the spirit :-) If my job is to go to Santa Clause's house, and I don't have a clue where I am or whether Santa lives on the...
... I would recommend "Debugging by Thinking: A Multidisciplinary Approach" by Robert Charles Metzger <http://books.google.com/books?id=tDkSp3icxJwC>: "Applies...
Hello Charlie, Feel free to contact me if you have any more concerns about nunit.org - I will probably not be the person who will end up giving you the...
Hi, Can anyone recommend a good method of using python to generate c source code? I have tables of test cases to use as input to a process which would ...
I've forwarded this information to the maintainers of the web site. Charlie, what exactly did you try to do about it? Has anyone at ThoughtWorks been...
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... (sorry for potentially double posting, my original post per email does seem to have gone through...) Hi George, There is indeed a significant difference...
... I would recommend "Debugging by Thinking: A Multidisciplinary Approach" by Robert Charles Metzger <http://books.google.com/books?id=tDkSp3icxJwC>: "Applies...
... Hi George, There is indeed a significant difference between interfaces and base classes. Base classes can be: 1. just interfaces, i.e. only define abstract...
Hi all, Recently I've become heavily involved with doing aspect oriented programming, and I've been curious at what some of the strategies are for testing...
I started to bring some legacy code that uses threads to pump windows messages for the GUI, and as soon as it starts a new thread, it seems to confuse...
I've had similar issues with TestDriven and win32 services (remoting services, if it matters) ... is this a known issue? Is there a workaround? --Andrew Badera...
I'm using NUnit. I have a set of tests. I have a set of files. I want to run the tests for each file to validate that their declarative data is internally...
Hi Kelly. I believe MBUnit has this capability, although I've never really tried it myself. All in all I think NUnit is the wrong tool for the job - after all,...
Good approach. I often do something similar by creating a StringBuffer and looping over the tests, having each one append to the buffer (instead of using...
Here's an approach that I've used a lot. Like TDD for regular classes, I think this approach drives aspects to a better design ;) Assume that I'm testing a...
Hi, Let me just start by saying that I'm a true novice to TDD; I've read Test-Driven Development By Example (great book!), and did a couple of simple examples...
Thanks for this Dean. BTW.. I took a look at the contract4j site linked in your signature... very interesting. As someone with a lot of interest in Design By...
Ruben, I would encourage you to select something simple to refactor. But, before you change the code, write some tests round it to characterize it. Then make...
Hi people, This is a link to a database refactoring tool. I don´t use it yet, but I think it is a good information to share. If some of you have used and has ...
Interesting. The demo video of the IDE doesn't really show use of refactoring so much as a GUI on top of what Rails programmers will recognize as database...
Ruben, Let me second the suggestion for Michael Feather's book, "Working Effectively with Legacy Code." Until you get that, however, you might want to read...
On 2 Oct 2007, at 13:35, rubengomes2002 wrote: [snip] ... [snip] I'll add to the throng recommending Michael Feather's WEWLC book :-) I'm interested however in...
I agree. If the desire to write tests around the production code is to make sure that future changes do not break the existing functionality, then higher-level...
