This post is secod part of my Back to basics: on testing series. Developers writing tests People new to software, or coming from organizations where all testing is done by dedicated people often find the idea of developers doing testing bizarre. After all, we're the highly trained, educated professionals...
Over the last few years I've been mostly blogging about various random topics. Most often those were related to Windsor, discussing its new and upcoming features, announcing releases, and taking in-depth look and its underpinning principles. Another bucket was one-off posts discussing various aspects...
Many, myself included, have been eagerly awaiting the release of the ReSharper Runner of Machine.Specification (MSpec) for ReSharper 6. I’m glad to announce that this is now available, which is the result of a team-effort between Victor Kropp , Chris Nicola , myself and of course Alexander Gross...
When you encounter a bug, do you first write a failing test before fixing it? You should. But the vast majority of us sometimes do not. External pressure (read Customer, Teammates or Management) moves us in the opposite direction. Everything we’ve learnt about unit testing and good software practices...
For the last couple of months, I have been working on Android platform as part of Software Engineering course(more on that later, i hope). Even though there are a lot of things I don’t like about android (like XML layouts and the ids of widgets being held in some other class etc but perhaps this is just...