Wicket + Mockito = Love
Testdriven web development
I've survived my first Rocket Day. RD are our seminars at Crisp where we talk for half a day on a subject of choice. Mine was Test Driven Development with Wicket and Mockito.
I chosed to do a live coding performance as I liked to do a very down-to-earth, practical seminar.
The slides are currently in swedish but I will translat them to english. Later. ;-)
However, most of you read swedish so I have published them here.
I chosed to do a live coding performance as I liked to do a very down-to-earth, practical seminar.
The slides are currently in swedish but I will translat them to english. Later. ;-)
However, most of you read swedish so I have published them here.
Manage versions of your database schema!
Use a table to control which version database instances have
In software development where the system persists data in a relational database, it is important to keep track of changes to the versions of the schema.
The importance comes from that you always have several database instances to keep track of. There is the production database, the database for system tests, the database for acceptance test, the database for performance test, the database for development team and the database each developer has.
All these will be at different versions and aligned with different versions of the code.
The importance comes from that you always have several database instances to keep track of. There is the production database, the database for system tests, the database for acceptance test, the database for performance test, the database for development team and the database each developer has.
All these will be at different versions and aligned with different versions of the code.