Open fernandocastor opened 11 years ago
Yes, I'm very used to TDD. It's just that as a starter-level Java dev, I'm not very used to JUnit, but the way TDD frameworks work don't vary too much. I'm enthusiastic about having tests in Groundhog.
@gustavopinto, do you have previous experience with JUnit? If so, I'll ask that whenever possible you create the test structure and some initial, basic test so I can fully get how the tool works and implement other tests. We'll also have to see how we'll mock 1 the tests so that they don't actually perform requests to the forges' APIs.
This is true, Rodrigo. Mocking it up will be important, since we have no control over the database (the forges).
Oh I see :)
I'll add more then when I have the time.
Very nice!!
I've never used this test-driven approach before, although I've already studied this subject in the software engineering course! I will take a look on this again, but I believe that it won't be a problem for me anyway.
I started a branch for the mocks https://github.com/spgroup/groundhog/tree/tests-mocking
I was thinking about, from now on, adopting a more test-driven approach to developing Groundhog. You guys ever heard about that? If not, take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test-driven_development. I think it is very useful from specification and design perspectives, much more so than from a testing viewpoint. What do you think?