300: Learning Python
I am learning python, well more like relearning I was learning it during studies but never used to much of it. Now after years of C# and Java, I…
The experiment of the week : for loop not all code paths return a value C#
The experiment of the week : So As I mentioned in this week retro. The friend of mine decided to check if my c# didn’t get rusty and showed me…
Mini Metro as Metaphor for Legacy Code
Do You know Mini Metro? In short Mini Metro is a game with an amazingly simple interface which intrigued me so much that I bought the game. In this game,…
Flower VI – Naming is still important
I am a firm believer in self-documenting code so if you see a code and you see the comment; it means something is wrong. Yes, there are exceptions to the…
Flower V – I don’t even know how to call it.
This post is part of longer series about code smell and antipatterns in tests automation you can see more here. Today we will take a look at abuse of try…
Flower 4: Unused Code
This post is part of longer series you can see more here There are many bad practices that you can observe in the test code. Some of them are minuscule…
Flower 3: Who needs SRP anyway
Single Responsibility Principle is one of the core guidelines for object-oriented programming. In short, it means one class has does one thing only. Same for methods it does exactly one…
Flower 2: Wet Useless If Statement
The following post is part of series called 'Flowers.' You can find a previous entry here: Flower 1 Wet Locators This time we start with this masterpiece of an if statement.…
Clean Code by Robert C. Martin from Tester Perspective
TL;DR [expand = "Click here to see short summary"] Good Book! It will help you shape how to think about writing code, even for test automation. [/expand] A struggle for quality…