Testing and designing with mock objects Welcome to the second half of this unit testing podcast series. Last week’s podcast covered some unit-testing tips and JUnit patterns. This week covers mock objects - the how and why, Behaviour based testing...
Apparently, blogging is not in the interests of graduate students. Hannibal @ arstechnica agrees:
Can software be too tolerant of errors?
There’s a lot of talk about slapping XML stylesheets over RSS feeds. A new oreillynet article (ta Mike Levin) explains how. I guess this started with a few prominent sites like the BBC strutting their style, and now everyone’s in...
Hoare’s “Hints on Programming Language Design” was written in December, 1973 and the first few pages on general principles are still very pertinent. Here’s a summary.
