David,
I understand and appreciate the difficulty; however, I've had exactly zero
questions about TDD. Like I said in the original post, I'm happy to answer
any questions you may have.
Please take me up on that offer any time.
Thanks,
Craig
On Aug 18, 2013 6:57 PM, "David Gomes" wrote:
> This,
Actually samples have been posted on this very mailing list, so it's really
just up to the development community to decide if we want to implement
them. Hence this thread.
This all sounds great and I think everybody is pro-testing, however I've
yet to see a reproduce-able example or a guide regard
This, this and this.
And also many of the developers like me aren't really experienced with TDD
and will have to take some time to study, learn and adapt to it. You can't
just come here and tell developers, many of whom inexperienced young
amateur programmers, to start using TDDs. Take me, for exa
Hi Craig,
first of all, I'd like to thank you for bringing up unit tests and TDD
from time to time, because I really think it'll be necessary in the
future, and the sooner we get this done, the more time we'll save in
the long run.
I'd like to offer some help as to how to implement unit test
This all sounds great and I think everybody is pro-testing, however I've yet to
see a reproduce-able example or a guide regarding any kind of tests being
implemented (especially by those extremely vocal about their importance). Not
books or articles about why testing is good, but something that
Hi Alex,
tl;dr: Unit tests are pretty much necessary to have an architecture on
which you can run automatic system-level tests, and if you aren't
automating then testing becomes too impractical.
When you describe "system tests" you are actually describing what are
called "acceptance tests" or "be
Hi Craig
For the clarification purposes, I'd like to separate 'automatic tests
(system testst)' and 'unittests'. I consider them different things.
Unittests are pieces of code that test some other pieces of the code.
System tests are scripts/code/steps that test that your program (or part of
it) w
Guys, Here is a conversation I and Craig had a while ago. The mail was
dispatched to Craig's personal inbox by mistake.
Here it is
*ME:*
*
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I have read the book "*How google tests softwares*" and not to say that TDD
is a great tool to hit on both productivity and maintenance but I
personally thin
Ok, I have not added a single line of code to elementary yet, and gave some
decent amount of headache to real devs around here. I have though
participated in development of many products, small and large, and so here
it goes.
TDD in its pure form requires having tests written and ready before the
Which is barely, if at all, relevant to what Craig wrote about.
On 2013-08-18 19:44, A. "Xylon" V. wrote:
> I believe Dan wanted to release Luna+1 AKA Isis at around the same time as
> Ubuntu 14.04
> On Aug 18, 2013 6:41 PM, "Craig" wrote:
>
[snip legit worries about the maximum code size a
I believe Dan wanted to release Luna+1 AKA Isis at around the same time as
Ubuntu 14.04
On Aug 18, 2013 6:41 PM, "Craig" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I posted the following message on Google Plus yesterday, but it occurred
> to me that the weekend may not be prime time for checking that social
> network.
Hello,
I posted the following message on Google Plus yesterday, but it occurred to
me that the weekend may not be prime time for checking that social network.
I think this message is pretty important, so I want to post it again here:
(I apologize in advance for its length)
Congratulations to all
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