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When you don't run your JUnit tests...
Here's my tip for the day. If you have a set of JUnit tests, always run them when delivering new code or changes to existing code. Brown's 1st law of JUnit testing says that when you don't run them for even the smallest of changes, bad things will ... |
20-Nov-2006 20:42:00 |
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Who tests the tests?
Being a blogging application, Pebble is quite date/time sensitive, particularly when it comes to generating things such as permalinks. Much of the code has been running without problem for a long time now (did you know that Pebble was started 3 years ... |
25-May-2006 09:32:28 |
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Speed up JUnit tests in Ant
I've been having a few problems with some JUnit tests recently. They would run fine through IDEA, but would cause the JVM to hang whenever they were executed through an Ant build script. As a workaround, I just used the fork property of the junit task so ... |
23-May-2006 10:34:24 |
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Java best practices
At Evolution we hold regular special interest group meetings that are open to our staff and clients. Last night, I ran a session about Java best practices. It's an age old topic, yet somehow still remains to be timely. Here's an interesting quote from a ... |
24-Aug-2005 22:49:18 |
Simon is a hands-on software architect and has a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science from the University of Reading. Over the past 12 years, he’s been involved in projects ranging from rich desktop clients and web applications through to highly scalable distributed systems and service-oriented architectures; predominantly within the finance industry. He's also undertaken consulting and training roles with a broader focus on people, process and technology.

