My Unit Testing e-book is published!
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Great job Marc! The best aspect is for you to provide this e-book for free! Off late I've fallen in love w/ unit tests :), and hope I will learn a lot of new things from this book! Keep up the good work!
Cheers, Karthik
Karthik. A wrote:
Off late I've fallen in love w/ unit tests
You should try a real girlfriend some time... ;P
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Greg King
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Hmm...I'd like to take a look, but I'm a little suspicious of a site that needs my phone number to let me download a file. :doh: (Never mind, they don't verify it so a fake number is fine.)
I've downloaded it, I can email it to you if you'd like! Just let me have your email address, credit card number and pin code, then it'll be right on it's way... ;P
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Anonymous
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Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience
Greg King
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Mocking and Stubbing are the basics one has to understand while doing unit testing. Also it's not about the technology which is really important , it's all the concepts that's really required for one to understand about unit testing. The Art of Unit testing does not target the technology. They have covered the over all things which are really required for developers. I thought it would be better for other developers who want to know more and dig in to the advanced concepts and techniques of Unit Testing. Thanks,
Ranjan.D
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Karthik. A wrote:
Off late I've fallen in love w/ unit tests
You should try a real girlfriend some time... ;P
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
Anonymous
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Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience
Greg King
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I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!
Ron White, ComedianUnit Tests is the name of the attractive blonde three desks over from him.
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Your message is garbled beyond belief, but I'll try and reply. If I want to find out something, I go to a source that I trust. Big word that, trust. Now, I know who Marc is and I trust him, so I will read his well priced book. If I then found something I wasn't sure about I would go elsewhere. However the point I and Pete made, and you have fully ignored in your replies, is that your original post was based on no in depth reading of the book. You could barely have read the preface or conclusion, let alone skimmed through the content, before you commented. So where do you get the material for your opinion? You can't say another book is better or more in depth if you haven't read them both. Completely. Your opinion I will leave and Marc's I will take. That way I'll learn something.
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I concur. I have read the "other book that shall not be named" and found it hard going in it's attempt to cover too much in too academic a style - and having been a professor of Computer Science for a while I know what academic style is all about. I have started reading Marc's book and find it refreshingly clear and obviously written by someone who actually does programming for living and isn't just interested in testing alone. My vote (post actual reading of both works) is that Marc's book is better for most people. I am now, and have been for over thirty years, a professional programmer. I have also been a professor and an author myself, so I have some claims to know a bit about it.
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Karthik. A wrote:
Off late I've fallen in love w/ unit tests
You should try a real girlfriend some time... ;P
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
Anonymous
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Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience
Greg King
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I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!
Ron White, Comedian -
Unit Tests is the name of the attractive blonde three desks over from him.
I was brought up to respect my elders. I don't respect many people nowadays.
CodeStash - Online Snippet Management | My blog | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easier -
Unit Tests is the name of the attractive blonde three desks over from him.
I was brought up to respect my elders. I don't respect many people nowadays.
CodeStash - Online Snippet Management | My blog | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easierLOL - as long as her name isn't Clamydia. :laugh: WTF: Reminds me of a song with Groucho Marx?!?!? :doh:
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
Anonymous
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Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience
Greg King
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I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!
Ron White, Comedian -
I concur. I have read the "other book that shall not be named" and found it hard going in it's attempt to cover too much in too academic a style - and having been a professor of Computer Science for a while I know what academic style is all about. I have started reading Marc's book and find it refreshingly clear and obviously written by someone who actually does programming for living and isn't just interested in testing alone. My vote (post actual reading of both works) is that Marc's book is better for most people. I am now, and have been for over thirty years, a professional programmer. I have also been a professor and an author myself, so I have some claims to know a bit about it.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
If I was half as good as Marc, I'd be very happy. In fact I'd be Ma Clif.
Reality is an illusion caused by a lack of alcohol "Nagy, you have won the internets." - Keith Barrow
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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this kind of document may be harmful to my computer.
It's a PDF, :laugh:
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Just shows that testing really does sucketh.
Well, given how sucky Chrome has gotten, I definitely think they could use some improved test processes! Marc
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Mocking and Stubbing are the basics one has to understand while doing unit testing. Also it's not about the technology which is really important , it's all the concepts that's really required for one to understand about unit testing. The Art of Unit testing does not target the technology. They have covered the over all things which are really required for developers. I thought it would be better for other developers who want to know more and dig in to the advanced concepts and techniques of Unit Testing. Thanks,
Ranjan.D
I'm afraid you're trying to justify the unjustifiable here. You could have brought this up in a separate thread, but you shoe-horned this into Marc's thread. Plus, you had no possible way of knowing whether or not Marc had talked about mocking and stubbing in the time frame between Marc posting and you hijacking this. I have read the Art of Unit Testing, and I have been reading some of Marc's book - it covers some things thar are missing from AUT; things that elevate it above just being a beginners book. Would you have liked it if you'd written this book and then Marc came along and said "ooh look, there's a better book here instead"?
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Thanks Pete! (And nice reply to Ranjan, hahaha) Marc
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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:-D I've got your back.
I was brought up to respect my elders. I don't respect many people nowadays.
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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My BlogNice work. I've downloaded it and super-speed read it, and I've learned some stuff. I didn't know you could set up parameters on a test and run the same test repeatedly via multiple attributes, so I've been intellectually enriched. Of course, I never unit test anything I do as it just works perfectly every time but for normal people there's some good stuff in there. :)
Regards, Rob Philpott.
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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My BlogCongrats!!!
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[toot toot] Woohoo! If you want a refreshing view of unit testing (would you expect anything else, hahaha) download Unit Testing Succinctly[^]. [/toot toot] Incidentally, I quite enjoyed working with SyncFusion - they paid decently for the book, did some great editing, and the entire experience was very pleasant. Marc
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My BlogAnother celebrity in out midst...congrats!
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