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I've been applying James Shore's "Testing Without Mocks" pattern language to a personal project. It's gone well. But today, I finally see the real power with a more complex object.
I have a SupportChannel class. The initializer is now private. To create one, you must instead call one of these:
I have a SupportChannel class. The initializer is now private. To create one, you must instead call one of these:
December 22, 2024 at 9:12 PM
I've been applying James Shore's "Testing Without Mocks" pattern language to a personal project. It's gone well. But today, I finally see the real power with a more complex object.
I have a SupportChannel class. The initializer is now private. To create one, you must instead call one of these:
I have a SupportChannel class. The initializer is now private. To create one, you must instead call one of these:
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Most of the problems we face in the software industry today have already been solved—often decades ago.
A thread...
A thread...
Publishing Events from Legacy
Why? To give legacy bragging rights? You know, some of that latent coolness.
The reason events are published out of a legacy system should be to provide a means of integration and to incrementally modernize/transform.
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Why? To give legacy bragging rights? You know, some of that latent coolness.
The reason events are published out of a legacy system should be to provide a means of integration and to incrementally modernize/transform.
1/7
November 26, 2024 at 6:58 AM
Most of the problems we face in the software industry today have already been solved—often decades ago.
A thread...
A thread...