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   by orend 7y ago

   A short, sweet, free book about it https://www.mercatus.org/system/files/helland-tabarrok_why-a...
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   Kickstart your next project with a Walking Skeleton(blog.codeclimate.com)

   3 points by orend 13y ago|0 comments
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   by orend 13y ago

   The point here is not that the tests execution time should dictate the design. On the contrary, the idea of this post was to stress the importance of good design, and that fast tests are just a side effect of it. Now, you might disagree wit
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   by orend 13y ago

   The _unit_ test for the service object might be anemic, but it's far from useless IMO. The unit test helps you design the object under test and it is written first if you are practicing TDD. The argument for having fewer integration te
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   by orend 13y ago

   As I mention in the post, I'd also be perfectly happy with the original if the rest of the application was small and simple. It's hard to come up with an example that's both meaningful and not too long for a blog post. As for
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   by orend 13y ago

   sorry about that. Can't seem to edit this now thuogh.
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   Slow Tests Are the Symptom, Not the Cause(re-factor.com)

   36 points by orend 13y ago|44 comments
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   by orend 14y ago

   sounds like they could use redis for the in-memory data structures.