Comments by "Martinit0" (@Martinit0) on "Continuous Delivery" channel.

  1. It's like working together on a Google Doc
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  2. Off-topic, but you can return IKEA furniture within the first 12 months. Provide feedback to IKEA by returning broken designs.
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  3.  @ContinuousDelivery  Please! Overview of what "software testing rigs" there are. What are the important aspects to look for.
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  4. When I started working with JavaScript some time ago I was really scared about concurrency issues until one day I read the comforting statement that the JS run-time in browsers is single-threaded. What a relief! So many worries go away.
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  5. Boss, for this new project I will need that 32:9 portrait screen
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  6. "Hey boss, can I talk to marketing? I think my feature branch can be a new product."
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  7. I have resorted to mocking third party code in comments now: "yes, of course this API returns the NNN in reverse order on <OTHER PLATFORM>."
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  8. Why not open your own company and put that external company out of business? You already know the customer and the product is finished ;-)
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  9. Because we want to solve ever more complex problems.
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  10. Well I think the logger problem is a more real-world example than the turtle. The common alternatives are either a global logger object/function or passing a reference to the logger to EVERY function that may need it. The third ("handler") alternative seems to have the advantage that you can more precisely limit the scope (compared to global). Though I'm happy to stand corrected, if I misunderstood Dave Thomas.
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  11. So continuous integration is like several people working on the same Google Doc (or Office Online doc) at the same time as opposed to work on local Word documents and email them around.
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  12. I think Dave is challenging is to try and move the both "ends" more closer towards our piece of software.
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  13.  @Immudzen  It seems to me that what you describe is an integration test. That is, you did test the "pieces" independently, but that doesn't guarantee successful operation of the entire construct (in case some interpretation differences at interfaces). So to ask for an integration test seems reasonable. Now of course the interesting question is, did you ever had failed test in the "test server" phase?
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  14. Dave knocking on CD Projekt door: "My name is Dave Wolf - I solve problems"
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