i am trying to refactor my project to improve testability, therefor i\'m introducing an abstract factory.
I have an Action that gets JSON data from Request.Form[0] and has calls into domain objects. I am testing this method, but it seems impossible to set Request.Form.
I want to know if anyone of开发者_JS百科 you guys use TDD in your c++ projects and how it performs compared to managed languages like C# and Java.
I have a java class which has a static member created using Facade (Singleton). Class A implements InterfaceA {
According to Misko Hevery that has a testability blog.Developers should avoid \'holder\', \'context\', and \'kitchen sink\' objects (these take all sorts of other objects and are a grab bag of collabo
Should you design your code to make testing easier? And if so how to design c++ code so that it is easy to test.
I have a file - in a large legacy codebase - containing methods that access databases. No classes are used, just a header file with the method declar开发者_Go百科ations, and the source file with the i
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