Software craftsmanship blog
I would bet that everyone has duplicated the test code at least once in their career. The problem is even more common when we decide to write tests at the very end and therefore spend less time on them. On top of that, there is a common belief that tests are not production code and … Read more
Interaction between unit tests is a problem that sometimes sneaks in between our tests and goes unnoticed there for a long time. Once we add another test and unexpectedly tests that were previously green change to red, even though we are sure that we didn’t break anything that could cause that. To make it worse, … Read more
Recently I was doing a course on refactoring.guru and got the idea to add another series on my blog. This time it will be a series about reviews of materials that fall into my hands. The interactive course from refactoring.guru called Dive Into Refactoring will be the first review. Course content The course presents various … Read more
Sometimes when we write code we think it is good enough and should be understandable by the others, but after a while we realize how wrong we were and how much truth is in the saying “Expect the unexpected“. It was similar in my case. One of the features that I was working on was … Read more