Hi Stefan, my problem with that is that not only does it introduce yet another mocking framework, but it ties me into using it. For instance, I'm a really big fan of Mockito largely because it...
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Hi Stefan, my problem with that is that not only does it introduce yet another mocking framework, but it ties me into using it. For instance, I'm a really big fan of Mockito largely because it...
Hi Stefan,
The big reason for me for avoiding statics is mocking/test doubles. Yes there are some mocking frameworks which will allow you to mock out static methods, but it makes TDD more...
Having done some experimentation with Roo, there's a lot to like, using push in refactoring to stop a method being managed in particular.
However one thing I'm not comfortable with is the fact...
Thanks for replying Ben, that reassures me from a quality point of view, but that approach definitely makes it more difficult for someone new to the codebase to dive in and get a handle on the intent...
I was keen to check out the possibilities for extending Roo, so checked out the code base. I realise that the project is only at M1, so wasn't expecting detailed documentation, but assumed that I'd...
I have managed to get a test that goes through the process of loading views to work using the annotation driven approach, but the scaffolding I had to bodge together in order to get it to work is far...