Hi there,
Originally posted by Mike Southgate:
How does 'Pragmatic' unit testing differ from the
unit testing we've all been doing so happily for so long?
ms
I think that the qualifier pragmatic refers
to a consolidated no-nonsense approach to
unit testing to which the authors adhere.
Something like having a bycicle (
Junit) to
go from A to B and saying you don't really
need to do a wheely to get there. The bycicle
stays the same though with or without any
acrobatics.
Now you know I can't do a wheely.
Best regards,
Gian Franco