searls

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   Great Technical Talks(blog.testdouble.com)

   71 points by searls 13y ago|15 comments
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   by searls 15y ago

   All things being equal, I'd start with just one full-stack test that used a typical existing instance of a spreadsheet as reference for its test data, then I'd automate a browser to fill in all the inputs into your new single-page app, and
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   by searls 15y ago

   I'd be uncomfortable relying only on isolation tests, as they won't add much confidence that the application is in a working state. For any project that's important, I'd really encourage even just one or two full-stack smoke tests that ta
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   by searls 15y ago

   I'll be checking this thread today and would be happy to respond to anyone's feedback or criticism.
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   by searls 15y ago

   Just saw this posted here. If anyone wants to comment on the presentation, I'll monitor this thread to discuss :-) There's also a screencast of the talk up on vimeo: https://vimeo.com/38321427
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   by searls 15y ago

   Participating in a Code Retreat is one of the wisest investments a developer can make in their career. Depending where you're at on your journey, attending a day-long Code Retreat could significantly change your life. If you're relatively n