December 2008 - Posts

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Functional Programming Unit Testing - Part 4 by podwysocki

In our previous installment, we talked about bringing together the traditional xUnit tests and QuickCheck property-based tests together in a single cohesive step. For this installment, let's talk about test coverage. But, before we continue, let's get...
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Functional Programming Unit Testing - Part 3 by podwysocki

In the previous post, we talked about using QuickCheck as opposed to traditional xUnit framework testing. This covered some of the arguments for using property-based testing for our pure algorithms and relegating the xUnit framework tests for the rest...
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Functional Programming Unit Testing - Part 2 by podwysocki

In the previous post, we talked about some of the basics of functional programming unit testing. That post mostly focused around HUnit, which is a traditional xUnit testing framework. This time, let's focus on type-based property testing, which is to...
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Functional Programming Unit Testing - Part 1 by podwysocki

As you noticed from my last post regarding functional programming and unit testing, there is a bit to be discussed. Important to any programming language is not only the language, but the frameworks and tooling around it, such is the case with functional...
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F# + TestDriven.NET + xUnit.net = WIN by podwysocki

As you may notice on my blog lately, I've been focusing on design and functional programming lately. There is a lot to explore in terms of those two topics in the next series of blog posts especially around xUnit frameworks , QuickCheck and other ideas...
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[ANN] The Real World Haskell Book Club by podwysocki

As I was heading out the door last week for my Thanksgiving holiday, I noticed a package from Amazon on my front porch, which was the long awaited Real World Haskell book. If you have been following this book and its progress through their Real World...
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