Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "extremeprogram".
2006 Mar 05
2
Is Rails getting testing semantics wrong and making things confusing?
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Programming terms, this is often a "user story". A user story is considered
complete when all acceptance tests pass. Unlike unit tests, which should
ideally be running with a 100% pass rate, acceptance tests start at 0% and
finish at 100% when the story is fully implemented. From the
extremeprogramming.org website:
Acceptance tests are black box system tests. Each acceptance test represents
> some expected result from the system. Customers are responsible for
> verifying the correctness of the acceptance tests and reviewing test scores
> to decide which failed tests are of highest p...
2006 Aug 09
29
HELP - My Programmers are AWOL !!
I hired a friend of a friend to build my company a fairly substantial
application. He quoted it, committed to it, and now says he has run out
of money.
I''ve offered him additional money/incentives ...twice. He continues to
commit, and then, ultimately not make his commitment.
I''m not sure what my options are.
Ideally, I would like to simply fire him and hire someone to
2006 Jan 18
35
Pay rates for Rails developers
Does anyone have an idea of the rates being charged by Rails developers
(or salaries for FTEs)?
I''m curious to see whether rates will become comparable to those paid to
more experienced Java/.NET developer types, or if rates will be lowered
by the free/open source mentality, and the possible perception that
Rails makes Web development "easy."
Sometimes rates are more
2007 May 24
9
Mocking, changing method interfaces and integration tests
Suppose we have a method ''foo'' which internally uses another method
''bar''.
Being good BDDers we mock out the ''bar'' method. After all, we only
want to spec the ''foo'' method - actually running the ''bar'' method
means slower, less maintainable and brittler specs. That''s why we <3
mocking,