Today it was a hard day for me. As usual, I was looking at a mess around our code base. And the worst thing was that the code that I saw today was not a legacy code :S It has enough test coverage and moreover the system was working well. The problem was the conditional logics used all over the place. It is almost impossible to follow what’s happening and where :S Me and my colleague spent 2 whole days trying to understand what the heck was going on. Finally we figured it out and did what we wanted to do initially.

Hi guys, it’s been a while that I haven’t posted anything. I was thinking writing all those technical things sometimes is not enough for the reader to visualize the concept. So I came up with a screencast this time. I’ll try to create these screencasts once a week and will cover different topics. This series will contain Making Code More Testable talks only. For other topics, I’ll create different series. Anyways, let’s get back to the overview :)

Today I was digging something for one of my custom projects in JUnit’s package and I came across with very nice feature. I think it’s going to make much more sense after my first article about JUnit’s @Parameterized annotation.