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Unit testing makes coding more fun

Posted on June 1, 2008 by Silvan Mühlemann

“unit testing is a test that validates that individual units of source code are working properly”, that’s what Wikipedia says about unit testing. That’s general knowledge. But what motivates me even more than the increased software quality is that it … Continue reading →

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CTO's Saturday Fun: Hackday!

Posted on May 25, 2008 by Silvan Mühlemann

A refreshing change from my daily routine as tilllate CTO (90% meeting, 10% coding) was my visit at the first Webtuesday Hackday yesterday (Hackday = “a day spent hacking with like minds”, as organizer Harry Fuecks defines it).

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Unit test practice at tilllate.com

Posted on May 11, 2008 by Silvan Mühlemann

For now over three years we are working with unit tests. I’d like to share some of those experiences. As we have two frameworks in place for our website, I can compare two different strategies for unit tests. In our … Continue reading →

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