Note: Cross posted from The Typemock Insider Blog. Permalink This week I met a very clever developer. I know that when I say “clever’”, it usually leads to a horror story. Not this time. This guy is smart, built a very smart application. He put a very strong emphasis on good OO principals. Worked against
So far I’ve done 4 webinars, and I tell you – I like it. Still have a lot to learn. The one I did with Roy was different, and I’ve learned a lot just by preparing to the webinar (less than an hour before…). I still need to get the hang of talking to a
InfoQ has a treasure trove of good advice. Go read it.
Note: Cross posted from The Typemock Insider Blog. Permalink Soon Hui Ngu wrote on how to use DoInstead for verifying argument in a method. Another option, by the way is to use a custom checker with Verify.NonPublic APIs. And Ryan Rivest shows how to use a queue to set up different fake objects of the
This is a good question. For two reasons. The first is this is true at all, which I’m not sure. The second is the comparison to developers. As a developer and manager of both kinds of teams, I remember being more open and hearing more about dev meetings in user groups, and not much on
Note: Cross posted from The Typemock Insider Blog. Permalink Yesterday we had our weekly company meeting, and we discussed the value we offer, as well as the challenges we face in explaining it. This morning I read this post about advantages of TDD and testing early, on the Google testing blog (There are smart people
Note: Cross posted from The Typemock Insider Blog. Permalink Just a promo. We’ll have the official PR with links soon. Next week Roy Osherove and I are going to discuss how to defy the odds and convince your organization to adopt unit testing. Yeah we know, we had it easy. We just said UT, and
Note: Cross posted from The Typemock Insider Blog. Permalink If the webinar’s not enough for you, Richard Fennell gave a presentation on the subject last week, and it’s a good one. Go take a look.
Sometimes it does. But with a supporting environment, like stated in the post, commited people around, lots of code and test review and quick feedback reporting loop it needs much less time. The problem is finding these environments. If you’re lucky enough to stumble on such a workplace stay there. After that, you can create
Note: Cross posted from The Typemock Insider Blog. Permalink Well last week’s webinar is now on our site. You can watch the SharePoint Webinar as well as download the code examples. Thank for everyone who joined, and I hope more will do so in the next ones. I had a lot of fun doing this,