I know that TDD helps a lot and I like this method of development when you first create a test and then implement the functionality. It is very clear and correct way.
How can I test my code (TDD) for standard CRUD operations without having a database. 开发者_StackOverflowIs it possible to achieve such level of isolation so that my code is database independent.
I am learning about Unit Testing and want to know how to write testable code. But, I\'m not sure how to write testable code without making it complex. I\'ll take famous Car and Engine problem to descr
I\'m moving my continuous testing to a dedicated server (autotest slows down my local laptop too much). What I\'d like is for my testing server (which happens to be running CruiseControl.rb) to be con
How/would you test super-simple methods that are built on a persistence engine. I\'m going to use JPA but any persistence mechanism I\'m sure has its equivelents.
I\'m trying to learn TDD.I\'ve seen examples and discussions about how it\'s easy to TDD a coffee vending machine firmware from smallest possible functionality up.These examples are either primitive o
I have come to something of a crossroads. I recently wrote a 10,000 line application with no TDD (a mistake I know). I definitely ran into a very large amount of errors but now I want to retrofit the
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I have a function which opens up the help file for the app. The function takes 3 arguments : ShowHelp(appPath, 1,
PHP is somewhat crippled since it doesn\'t have return types (yet). I need my code to throw an exception when X already exists. I can write this in a scenario, but I\'m not able to go from the scenari