pauloortins

11 ms·

61.
Understanding C# Types(pauloortins.com)
2 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
62.
.NET Pills Newsletter - Edition Number 4(dotnetpills.apphb.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
63.
.NET Pills Newsletter - Your weekly dose of .NET articles and news(dotnetpills.apphb.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
64.
NoSQL Databases, why we should use, and which one we should choose(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
65.
The Most Influential Programming Books to Me as Developer(pauloortins.com)
2 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
66.
NoSQL Databases, why we should use, and which one we should choose(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
67.
Understanding a C# Program(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
68.
.NET Pills Newsletter - Edition Number 2(dotnetpills.apphb.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
69.
An introduction to C#(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
70.
by pauloortins 13y ago
It works only in python, I think. At time, where is the best practice when testing in python ? Doctests or unittest ?
71.
by pauloortins 13y ago
With all the respect in the world, but documentation like that, don't provide any useful information. It only produces noise.
72.
by pauloortins 13y ago
Exactly, why write comments if you can choose better names ?
73.
by pauloortins 13y ago
Totally agree.
74.
by pauloortins 13y ago
It isn't to be contrarian. Discuss things like that, make new good practices born. It was the same with goto, singleton pattern and other things.
75.
Ask HN: Do you need to know Algorithms and Data Structures in your daily job?
6 points by pauloortins 13y ago|8 comments
76.
by pauloortins 13y ago
Why no one suggested C#?
77.
.NET Pills - Weekly Newsletter about .NET(dotnetpills.apphb.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
78.
Ask HN: If you were starting your career today, which language would you learn?
20 points by pauloortins 13y ago|36 comments
79.
by pauloortins 13y ago
You never had problems with out-of-date comments ?
80.
5 reasons to avoid code comments(pauloortins.com)
1 points by pauloortins 13y ago|3 comments
81.
.NET Pills Newsletter - Edition Number 1(dotnetpills.apphb.com)
2 points by pauloortins 13y ago|0 comments
82.
by pauloortins 13y ago
I wrote about using unit tests with TDD. You can use unit tests without TDD. Of course, some of the TDD benefits are also achievable when we use only unit tests.
83.
by pauloortins 13y ago
I recommend to use. But I never used, so I prefer to not talk about something that I can't explain how to use. But yes, I think that Continuous Integration is a good practice.
84.
by pauloortins 13y ago
Nobody said that they are same thing. People often said that they use both.
85.
by pauloortins 13y ago
What would be a good evidence for you about the TDD influence in design ?
86.
by pauloortins 13y ago
Type testing can be replaced by static types but you still have to test all the others stuffs in your code.
87.
by pauloortins 13y ago
I disagree with you at this point. When using TDD we tend to do a better code design and we avoid to write unnecessary code. Take a loot at http://www.ime.usp.br/~aniche/files/tdd-and-design-draft.pdf
88.
by pauloortins 13y ago
When talking about this common scenario, there are two ways of think. Some people argue that you shouldn't expose private methods only to test them. You should do it through the public method to keep the encapsulation. Others argue tha
89.
by pauloortins 13y ago
I love clean and well-written code but to achieve clean code we should be able to refactoring without break our code. This is the point for TDD.
90.
What I learned using unit tests/TDD(pauloortins.com)
44 points by pauloortins 13y ago|57 comments

More ›