Posted on Wednesday, 8th October 2008 by charpi
In my previous post, I wrote a test to specify a lazy mock. In my mind, a lazy mock consists to replace the implementation of one module by another one at runtime. Here is the implementation of the lazy mock test -module(mock). -export([replace_module /2]). replace_module (Module, Mock_module) -> uninstall (Module), {ok, Binary} = file: read_file [...]
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Posted on Friday, 3rd October 2008 by charpi
People coming from object oriented programming often use mock object in their unittest. The main question is do we need mock when programming with erlang ? . The answer could be we don’t need any mock library because it’s already part of the language. Let me explain a little more my vision of mock in [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 14th September 2008 by charpi
The summer wasn’t as productive as I would have liked. Anyway I took some time to think about my current professional life. Those thoughts gave me some conclusions: I really need some method to organize myself. I bought Getting things done some time ago and my mission now is to read it and find a [...]
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Posted on Saturday, 6th September 2008 by charpi
In a previous post, I was arguing that selenium-rc missed an erlang library, so I did it. The communication protocol is very simple, so it was very easy to implement it with erlang. At the time of the writing the only things I didn’t tested (and implemented) are unicode support and exponential number in response. [...]
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Posted on Wednesday, 15th August 2007 by charpi
Side of selenium core project, I discovered selenium remonte control, aka selenium-rc. This is a test tool which allows you to test your web site into several browser. The most interesting is that you’ll be able to write your test suites in any language you want (at least, for the moment in Java, .NET, Perl, [...]
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