by Carlos Ble | Nov 17, 2014 | aida, Test Driven Development
Lately I am using fake objects more than the other common kinds of doubles – stubs, spies and mocks. This is quite recent, I used to prefer stubs, spies or mocks. I find that fakes make my tests less fragile in the case of outside-in development when it comes to...
by Carlos Ble | Jun 20, 2014 | Agile, Clean code, Software Development, Test Driven Development
Last week I participated in SocratesUK for the second time. I learned many things, met amazing people and had a lot of fun. I flu from Tenerife to London the day before and met Sebastian Larsson in the pub where we had a nice chat on professional careers, talking...
by Carlos Ble | May 8, 2014 | Test Driven Development
I’ve been watching and studying K. Beck’s video series on TDD this week. These screencasts are really good in my opinion, I am glad that Kent made them. I would like to see more of them. According to Amazon, I bought Kent’s book on TDD in January...
by Carlos Ble | May 6, 2014 | Test Driven Development
Today, Peter Kofler and I have been pairing over the Internet to do deliberate practice. To improve our coding skills. We have been working on the word wrap kata, to practise the Transformation Priority Premise, this time using JavaScript. We’ve checked-in the...
by Carlos Ble | Mar 27, 2014 | Agile, Retrospectivas, Test Driven Development
Last week was awesome, I went to Barcelona to run two training courses. Well, one of them was my yearly session at the Postgraduate on Agile Methods at La Salle (Universitat Ramon Llull). The first postgraduate in the world on Agile Methods. I explain eXtreme...
by Carlos Ble | Feb 24, 2014 | JavaScript, Software Development, Test Driven Development
Last week I was the teacher in the second edition of the IronHack, well for the last two days of the week. This time I’ve joined the group on their second week rather than the fifth. So I’ve been the one introducing unit tests. It’s been quite...
