I’m still pretty new to programming. My last project was in Python. The debugging phase ended up taking way too long because of some key mistakes made early in the project. I want to make sure the next project in Elixir doesn’t make similar mistakes. So for seasoned Devs, I ask you… What is t…

For clean code, I would recommend building your app as umbrella app. For testing application, for me at least, default tests are still good and there was no need to extend something more than that.

Check out this thread Emily: [image] What is your testing philosophy? Questions / Help In the Udemy Elixir Bootcamp course we’re told something along the lines of: Write doctests as if you were showing someone how your functions work. Write unit tests for behaviours tha…

for testing, hard to tell. I would say, write test for your module. About dev methodology … I have a couple advice. Sit down and think about your problem. Pick one end result and go back along the technological solution. You want to write down all the pieces you need. Begin large and fairly gene…

The mission to write first project in new stack in clean manner is mission impossible. From the experience, I can tell you that this should be a throw away project. Switching stacks, learning new conventions and making the thing beautiful and maintainable at the same time - all in first project. I …

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StefanHoutzager February 27, 2017, 4:34am 5

And this one: BDD / TDD criticized