by Carlos Ble | Dec 25, 2012 | Agile, iExpertos
Además de ser desarrollador de software, soy consultor y mentor. Los tres roles me gustan siempre que sean medios que me permitan ayudar a los demás. Ser de utilidad a alguien. Cuando tengo que escribir un software que no va a servir a nadie, no encuentro la...
by Carlos Ble | Oct 3, 2011 | iExpertos, Software Development
Hasta hace poco iExpertos era nuestra pequeña gran empresa de desarrollo de software y formación pero tal como anuncié en la #XPWeek, desde ahora pasa a ser un grupo de profesionales independientes. Ya no es una empresa como tal. Ahora es una marca y una alianza de...
by Carlos Ble | Jul 19, 2011 | iExpertos, pyDoubles
What’s new in pyDoubles 1.3? times statement is also available in spies, not only mocks stubs ignoring arguments can live together with stubs defined with arguments a new matcher: obj_with_fields 1: This sintax is now possible:...
by Carlos Ble | Jul 16, 2011 | iExpertos, Test Driven Development
Do you really need a stub or do you better use a spy? Or is it a spy object with some stubbed specifications? Let’s see some examples using pyDoubles: You can choose a stub object to prepare the scenario and then, assert on the returned value of the system under...
by Carlos Ble | Jul 11, 2011 | iExpertos, Software Development
This is just another way of viewing the SOLID design principles very very shortly 🙂 S: Methods with no more than 5 lines of code, classes with no more than 3 public methods (average). O: If it works, don’t touch it (extend it) L: Don’t abuse inheritance...
by Carlos Ble | Apr 17, 2011 | Agile, Free/Libre Software, iExpertos, Software Development
Robert C. Martin lleva años diciendo que un desarrollador de software debería parecerse más a un médico que a un albañil. No se refiere a connotaciones relacionadas con el sueldo, el nivel de vida o la valoración social. Se refiere a la importancia del factor humano...