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Unit testing is a method by which individual units of source code are tested to determine if they are fit for use.
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Testing a function that only calls one or two other functions
This is obviously a controversial topic.
Having consulted a multitude of opinions, the conclusion is that this is correct:
Given the method
function onSendRequestForSelected();
and its pre-implem …
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Testing a function that only calls one or two other functions [duplicate]
The short version
The code
As part of TDD, we often end up with functions that follow this pattern:
function onSendRequestForSelected() {
this.deselectStepsWithRequest();
this.sendRequestFo …
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Should we test all our methods?
A resounding YES with TDD (and with a few exceptions)
Controversial alright, but I'd argue that anyone who answers 'no' to this question is missing a fundamental concept of TDD.
For me, the answer i …
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Is Functional Programming a viable alternative to dependency injection patterns?
The quick answer is: No.
But as others have asserted, the question marries two, somewhat unrelated concepts.
Let's do this step by step.
DI results in non-functional style
In the core of functional pr …
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