Monthly Archives: January 2007

The wonderful world of test-driven develoment with Ruby

To dive right in… I’ve known for a long time that it is a good idea to write unit-tests before starting to code. In the AbT Linux project my buddy Eric has defined a lot of tests for the framework. … Continue reading

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Bas the builder (and his lovely assistant)

Today we (finally) did some work on the attic again. It had been a while since we did that… Either way, things went pretty smoothly. It seems that we are getting the hang of it: fewer mistakes, better results. We … Continue reading

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requirements terminology

A while ago I posted a model for requirements terminology. I’m actually going to present this at work shortly and I’m also considering to develop the model further to also include such things as non functional requirements. More on that … Continue reading

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