Hi phil

have a look at the SUnit tutorial (full of english mistake I wrote)
http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ducasse/WebPages/Books.html

and the free books: Smalltalk by Example is a must read

http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ducasse/WebPages/FreeBooks.html

Stef



On Mardi, oct 7, 2003, at 19:00 Europe/Zurich, Phil Hudson wrote:

>> Phil's heresy has taken a new direction of late, :-)
>
> It's the devil makes me do it... :-)
>
>> so here's a few
>> thoughts on why I prefer SUnit tests over inline assertions for
>> improving the quality of my code.
>
> Excellent post, Colin. Very persuasive. I think I may have to change my
> way of thinking. I can hear the creaking of unused gears in my brain
> going into action. (Oh, it hurts, it hurts...)
>
> I'm beginning to grok this dynamically-typed and incrementally-compiled
> gestalt. Thanks to all for your patience, kindness and humor. I really 
> do
> want to get into something more productive than Java, that's why I'm
> sticking with this Smalltalk thing.
>
> <deep breath>Class means nothing. No explanatory or predictive power.
> This is good. Interface does not exist. There is only implementation.
> This is good.<exhales>
>
> There. I said it.<breaks down and cries like a baby>
>
>
>
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