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Episode 2 - Pair Programming - Byron and Matt Discuss Generics

Agile Connection

Technology stack: Kotlin, JVM, Intellij, Gradle Open source at [link]. Coveros consultants Byron Katz and Matthew Taylor continue their work on the open-source timekeeping project their team is working on. This episode is dealing more specifically with generics in the code.

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Episode 1 - Pair Programming - TDD Session with Byron and Matt from Coveros

Agile Connection

Technology stack: Kotlin, JVM, Intellij, Gradle Open source at [link]. Senior Consultant Byron Katz and Consultant Matthew Taylor test an open-source timekeeping tool project that their team is working on.

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Episode 1 - Pair Programming - TDD Session with Byron and Matt from Coveros

CMCrossroads

Technology stack: Kotlin, JVM, Intellij, Gradle Open source at [link]. Senior Consultant Byron Katz and Consultant Matthew Taylor test an open-source timekeeping tool project that their team is working on.

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Episode 2 - Pair Programming - Byron and Matt Discuss Generics

CMCrossroads

Technology stack: Kotlin, JVM, Intellij, Gradle Open source at [link]. Coveros consultants Byron Katz and Matthew Taylor continue their work on the open-source timekeeping project their team is working on. This episode is dealing more specifically with generics in the code.

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Continuous Unit Checking:Part Three

Leading Agile

Part 3 (this): Infinitest (with Java and IntelliJ IDEA). Now we’ll have a look at Infinitest for Java, with JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA. Installing Infinitest in IntelliJ IDEA. Infinitest was originally written as an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, and was later ported to Eclipse. Infinitest is installed. Conclusion.

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Continuous Unit Checking: Part One

Leading Agile

Part 3: Infinitest (with Java and IntelliJ IDEA). In Part 3, we’ll climb to the top of the pile and check out Infinitest, which works as an IDE plugin supporting JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse. Part 1 (this): Command-line utilities and wrapper scripts. Part 2: Guard (with Ruby) and SBT (with Scala).

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Continuous Unit Checking:Part Two

Leading Agile

Part 3: Infinitest (with Java and IntelliJ IDEA). Where were we? Part 1 : Command-line utilities and wrapper scripts. Part 2 (this):Guard (with Ruby) and SBT (with Scala). In Part 1, we looked at some simple continuous checking solutions based on shell commands and wrapper scripts. Guard for Ruby.