This blog post has tell us that we shouldn't use mocks but should instead "send data" to the code we are testing. I think this is supposed to mean using dependency injection instead. But the case isn't really made. Instead, with a waving of hands and wild assertions such as that I'm lying to myself, I'm left wondering what I just read.
The previous post was on cargo cult programming. It warns that CCG is bad but can't seem to define it. There is "how to spot" advice but no evidence to show that the advice works (except for a minor appeal to authority).
Yes, English is probably a second language, but the writing has more fundamental problems than that. The author needs to consider what a thesis is and how to support it. And after that, who the audience is. Etc.
The previous post was on cargo cult programming. It warns that CCG is bad but can't seem to define it. There is "how to spot" advice but no evidence to show that the advice works (except for a minor appeal to authority).
Yes, English is probably a second language, but the writing has more fundamental problems than that. The author needs to consider what a thesis is and how to support it. And after that, who the audience is. Etc.