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Figuratively speaking. None of the languages they test enforce any unit testing. The trivial type-mistake "Unhandled Exceptions" in Smalltalk would leak out mo
by stcredzero 7y ago
Figuratively speaking. None of the languages they test enforce any unit testing.
The trivial type-mistake "Unhandled Exceptions" in Smalltalk would leak out more often than was comfortable, if the project didn't have a good means of testing to catch those. I suspect that has something to do with the Ruby community being more obsessive about testing.
- igouy 7y ago> "Unhandled Exceptions" in Smalltalk ? MessageNotUnderstood
- stcredzero 7y agoRight. This, and many others, would result in an "Unhandled Exception" notifier dialog in many versions of Smalltalk. I used to work for the company acting as the vendor of 2 (3?) commercial Smalltalks, also doing consulting work for others.