in reply to Perl Resolutions

I've been doing some research on Extreme Programming for some Slashdot reviews, and I'm very curious about how it works for free software developers.

One of the most compelling practices of XP is the heavy focus on unit tests. In fact, you're supposed to write the tests before you write the code to pass the tests.

I'm resolving to try this, especially with my Perl Rogue project. (It'll be easier to write unit tests for existing Jellybean code after I have some practice with tests in general.)

Update: I put in the words that jlp pointed out were missing. Don't stay up late and type, kids.

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Re: Re: Perl Resolutions
by clemburg (Curate) on Jan 02, 2001 at 20:47 UTC

    You might want to try out Test::Unit, the Perl port of the XUnit framework for unit testing.

    If you install the module via the CPAN module, please take a look at the build directory, it contains some examples for common ways to use the module.

    Christian Lemburg
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