tradeoffz.blogspot.com
TradeOffz: October 2007
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Challenges facing Software Engineering. Wednesday, October 31, 2007. Two quality attributes to which an application architecture should adhere:. I) It is important that an application architecture can accommodate new requirements without big changes in the implementation. Changes should be as local as possible, keeping the impact small. (not everything can be tested in an automated manner). II) An architecture should have one way of doing things and allow for exceptions. Wednesday, October 17, 2007.
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Al's Game Programming Blog: 01/01/2005 - 02/01/2005
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Al's Game Programming Blog. This blog is a repository of the brain dumps of an obsessive video games programmer. He only learns by making mistakes. Please help by telling him why he is wrong. January 30, 2005. C data definition language. In a previous post. I said I would consider some alternative ways of taking advantage of the benefits of C# (primarily reflection) on game console platforms. Two approaches spring to mind. If it is an array, how can it determine the size of the array? A program examining...
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Using PowerMock + TestNG to Mock a Static Class - What I learned today
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Using PowerMock TestNG to Mock a Static Class. April 3, 2016. This week I needed to test a class that depended on a method from an static class. I saw we were using PowerMock. And thought to myself:. Well this sounds pretty common, I bet it’s easy to accomplish. But of course I ran into half a dozen issues before I was able to make it work. Here’s my two cents to make your experience easier than mine. Let’s start with the ingredients. To mock static methods you’ll need a couple of libraries:. Note that y...
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nathan's musings: Notes from Central Ohio Software Symposium 2006
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Sunday, May 21, 2006. Notes from Central Ohio Software Symposium 2006. I just got back from the Columbus 2006 NFJS. Symposium and my brain is full. I didn't take copious notes on any of the talks since I don't tend to listen well while I'm writing/typing. These are the bits and pieces that really stuck out for me. JavaScript Exposed: There's a Real Programming Language in There! Part 1 and 2) by Glenn Vanderburg. He also pointed out that IntelliJ IDEA. And "Why won't people shut up about Ruby on Rails?
jfase.blogspot.com
Java, Frameworks and Software Engineering: Agile Development
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Java, Frameworks and Software Engineering. Sunday, December 16, 2007. I've been using Agile techniques for years and trying to get others to use them as well. I've read books on Agile techniques, read blogs. And written code. For people interested in exploring these techiques, I would suggest the following techniques to try out:. TDD - Test Driven Development. Write unit tests before or as soon as you write a new class or add methods. Design for easy testing, limit and break dependencies.
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Java, Frameworks and Software Engineering: December 2007
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Java, Frameworks and Software Engineering. Sunday, December 16, 2007. I've been using Agile techniques for years and trying to get others to use them as well. I've read books on Agile techniques, read blogs. And written code. For people interested in exploring these techiques, I would suggest the following techniques to try out:. TDD - Test Driven Development. Write unit tests before or as soon as you write a new class or add methods. Design for easy testing, limit and break dependencies. In my role as a...
wilsondev.blogspot.com
wilson.dev();: Modelando código testável
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Tópicos em desenvolvimento de software. Saturday, October 18, 2008. Em muitos casos, o código de um determinado teste unitário é mais extenso e/ou complexo que o código que está sendo testado. Infelizmente só nos damos conta disso quando começamos a bater cabeça. Como os projetos do mundo real nunca são tão simplórios quanto os exemplos Hello World like. Se o código não atende a este requisito, refatore-o ou esqueça os testes unitários. Classes faz-tudo com milhares de linhas contendo métodos faz-tudo co...
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anyString() v/s anyString() in Mocking frameworks | Ping!
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Trysts, tribulations and tinkerings of a technology enthusiast. AnyString() v/s anyString() in Mocking frameworks. So I was trying out mocking frameworks for the first time a few days ago, and there’s an interesting observation: even though EasyMock. And said to be brothers-in-arms, there are a few nuances to take care of. One of them is the following. There are convenience methods (called. Provided by both Mockito and EasyMock to define a message signature that can accept. AnyObject, anyString, etc.).
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pugmarx | Ping!
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Trysts, tribulations and tinkerings of a technology enthusiast. Reliable Distributed Communication with JGroups. We were looking for an alternative to Java Messaging Service. JMS) for a project requirement I had had my fair share of unpleasant experiences with JMS from the past. With JMS, most of which had to do with housekeeping involved in the event of a broker. The main challenge was the presence of a programmatic cache. By any potentially any node. When we say cluster-aware. At various junctures....
