Writing unit tests might be boring and tedious work, but like your vegetables, it’s good for you 🙂 You realise how valuable unit tests are when you’re implementing a new feature on an old piece of code. And, as you know, unit tests might not be as readable as your… Read more »
Trying to reproduce a crash your customers are having can be a challenging task. You might spend days trying to figure out what exactly happened that caused the app to crash. I stumbled upon a great tool that helps you do exactly that, bugsee. In this article we’ll go over… Read more »
I was poking around GitHub a while back and in the Firefox repo, I saw badge that led me to codecov. This is an awesome little tool for generating code coverage reports. It’s simple to use and integrates well with GitHub and Travis CI. In this article, we’ll go over the… Read more »
Working on big projects with big code base composed mainly of “legacy code“, developer’s biggest fear is to introduce something new that might actually break something old. This fear freezes the project with some pieces of code that remain like engraved in stone because nobody wants to touch them. The… Read more »
A few weeks back I wrote an article on dependency injection and how to use it. Here I’ll cover how to use dependency injection in your unit tests. Dependency Injection I won’t talk a lot about dependency injection in this article, there’s a whole article on the subject, and I… Read more »
