Not Done Yet! Jim Speaker [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimspeaker/], someone who strongly applies most, if not all, of the practices I advocate, posted a version of FizzBuzz [https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6870728317012717568/] that demonstrates a lot of these practices. I liked most of…
More Action It's time to get some more Rule Actions in place. Let's give ourselves a reminder of what our code looks like public Answer Transform(int source) { TurnCount turnCount = new IntTurnCount(source); IRule multipleOfThreeAndFiveRule = new MultipleOfThreeAndFiveRule(); if (multipleOfThreeAndFiveRule.Matches(turnCount)) return new FizzBuzzAnswer(); IRule multipleOfFiveRule…
Once again, Twitter is the driver for a new blog post! Note: This is just a brain dump. No IDE opened, no re-read. Idea, typing, your eyes suffering. How do you do Collections in MicroObjects? I'm not sure how much I've covered it elsewhere; but no…
What's an input? Last time we transformed our returned values into Answers and used instances of those to be returned. The other primitive we can see is the type of source and quite a few hard coded values. Let's take a gander at the code again…
We TDD'd; Now we Transform TDD is great. I love it. It doesn't get the code into the state we want it. it provides a safety net that ensures that everything we've implemented continues to function. We can still refactor the code. These are…
> Quality Note: This is a late night hackfest to get an idea out for a colleague. (AKA - I rolled my face around on keyboard, and it'll show) > Also, sorry this is bumping my TDD LIKE YOU MEAN IT series. It'll resume next week.…
End in sight As a refresher, let's remind ourselves of the requirements of FizzBuzz Write a method that takes a whole number and returns a text representation and has the following behavior for whole numbers above 0 (does not include 0). We don't have to add…
Again again, from the top As a refresher, let's remind ourselves of the requirements of FizzBuzz Write a method that takes a whole number and returns a text representation and has the following behavior for whole numbers above 0 (does not include 0). We don't have…