Jay McGavren's Journal

Yaaaaay!

Finished in 3.329 seconds
127 examples, 0 failures, 89 pending

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Of course, there’s still those 89 pending examples, but at least I don’t have that dirty feeling from failing tests any longer.

The afternoon's playlist so far...

Amon Tobin – Ruthless Amon Tobin – Chomp Samba Alec Empire – Bang Your Head! Amon Tobin – At the End of the Day Amon Tobin – Straight Psyche Amon Tobin – Ever Falling Amon Tobin – Foley Room

Anyone care to guess what my mood is? >:)

The Zyps network code is fast morphing into a library that could synchronize objects and their properties in any two remote collections… Hrmmm, like iTunes libraries…

Java: log.debug(“Found chain ‘” + chain + “’ for property ‘” + propertyCode + “’”); Ruby: @log.debug “Found chain ‘#{chain}’ for property ‘#{property_code}’”

Those few extra characters may not seem like much, but they actually reduce the amount and detail of log statements I put in the code. They’re painful to type, and worse, painful to read.

Logging is fast taking a place next to unit testing in my essential toolbox. Anything that important needs to be as painless as possible.

After some frenzied coding last night and this afternoon...

…EnvironmentServer and EnvironmentClient are much more fleshed out:

spec_doc.html

The failed examples are supposed to throw exceptions; not sure why the test is failing because of it. Some Googling on RSpec should take care of that.