por Carlos Ble | Dec 6, 2010 | DDD, Test Driven Development
Ultima actualización: 6 diciembre 2010 En mi encuentro con Enrique Comba (@ecomba) durante el coderetreat que hubo en Donosti a finales de 2010, tuve la oportunidad de escucharle un montón de ideas interesantes (gracias Enrique!). Una de ellas fue la del...
por Carlos Ble | Nov 21, 2010 | DDD
This is a post rewrite. The original post can found at the bottom of this post. The reason why I am rewriting this post is because Patrick Chanezon (from Google), has added a kind and respectful comment to this post. Given the huge amount of traffic this post has...
por Carlos Ble | Nov 5, 2010 | DDD, Test Driven Development
I believe it is important to categorize integration tests in terms of their granularity. I mean grouping the tests that are coarse-grained aside from the fine-grained ones. This way, when big changes are made (changing the framework/platform behind your app) and lots...
por Carlos Ble | Sep 22, 2010 | DDD
¿Por donde empiezas a refactorizar una vieja aplicación de codigo legado? Lo primero en mi opinión es tratar de escribir tests automáticos de algún tipo, que nos ayuden a asegurar que no rompemos funcionalidad. Lo normal es que sean tests de extremo a extremo (tests...
por Carlos Ble | Sep 7, 2010 | Google App Engine, DDD
Mapreduce API is great. We’ve got a tool now that can process tasks taking more than 30 seconds. Yeaaaahhh! This is a huge improvement. I wish we have had this tools months ago. All the examples in the documentation use the webapp framework, there aren’t...
por Carlos Ble | Aug 22, 2010 | DDD
Some posts ago I was complaining about how big Git learning curve is and some other inconveniences that we had been facing. Some of them were just kind of flaming, I know. The thing is that we switched to Mercurial and CodeBaseHq.com instead of Git and Github.com and...
