We are ready to dive into Behavior Driven Development (BDD). Let’s kick off with JBehave and get things rolling.
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A few days ago, as a conscientious citizen concerned about my health, I decided to have some preventive tests to determine my current health status. Initially, I chose a doctor funded by the NFZ (National Health Fund), as I wanted to maximize the value of the 250 PLN the state collects for my healthcare (I won’t delve into discussions on the efficiency of fund management in state institutions). Of course, I had done some research on which tests might make sense at my age, printed a list of potential tests, and presented it to my doctor.
Read MoreRecently, I’ve been experimenting with various ways to access information remotely from anywhere. My primary tool has been SVN, which works great for software projects, but it’s not as effective for document storage in my case. There are two reasons for this:
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Maybe the topic seems trivial and worn-out, as everyone knows that you need to create clear, unambiguous names. However, it’s still a greatly neglected area. Teams are still far from understanding that the most depends on naming. No refactoring has as much power as changing a name. It is primarily the names, if used correctly, that form what is called self-documenting code, creating a clear language in the source code of the system you are building.
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