Technological and coding misadventures!
I’ve had this question come up a few times recently, and I wanted to get everybody’s take on it… when you write BDD style tests, what practice do you prefer? …I’ll have a follow up to this poll in a few days and explain some of my own reasoning to the whole situation. Continue reading
After installing Erlang on OS-X and then getting QuickCheck installing via Erlang, I wanted to expand the OS options I’m using to Ubuntu (i.e. Linux). So in this entry I’m going to cover the Erlang install, a quick eunit bit, and then a QuickCheck install and sample. The first step in geting Erlang installed is... Continue reading
A few weeks ago I kicked off this series of “Distributed Coding Prefunc: Up and Running with Erlang” and had wanted to keep up the momentum, but as life goes I had to tackle a few other things first. But now, it’s time to get back on track with some distributed computing. I intend to... Continue reading
In the last blog entry I wrote up vows.js for testing JavaScript, in this I’ve tried out another testing framework called mocha. This framework is pretty extensive as you can do the things you do with vows.js as well as a lot of other techniques. In addition to mocha I’ve added a few other things... Continue reading
NOTE: All parts of this series and my other series can be found on my series links page. I sat down a few days ago on this trip to get a simple project setup, instead something else happened. It is my fault, entirely my fault. I could have stayed focused on a single library but... Continue reading
