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 →
Today the JetBrains team wrapping up final processing for my webinar from last week. You can check out the webinar via their JetBrains Youtube Channel: For even more information be sure to check out the questions and answers on the JetBrain WebStorm IDE blog entry. Some of the questions include: Q: How to enable Node.js... Continue reading →
In the first part of this seriesI kicked everything off by starting a Windows 8 JavaScript Project and added QUnit-Metro via Nuget. Now that we have a small executable application, I’ll get some things added and cover what exactly it is we’re doing in each part. Open the project up that we created in the... Continue reading →
When starting an Xcode Cocoa Project you should have a testing project that you include. It’s a simple check box on the project creation dialogs. If for some reason you inherit a project that doesn’t have unit tests, tests, or anything of the sort and need to add a testing project follow these steps. With... Continue reading →
I put together a little project on Github, partially because I’ve been making headway learning the intricacies of JavaScript, and partly because I wanted something that would parse a string that represents a time value. So here’s the TDD I went through. In the process I pulled in QUnit and used that as my testing... Continue reading →