Repository Pattern - Part 2
In part 1 of the post, I started building a small learning management system. I started off with a couple of requirements. The users like what the team has accomplished in this little while, but they have a few other requirements that they need to build for them to be able to work in the LMS effectively. Here are some of them that we will be building in this part.
Repository Pattern - Part 1
Recently, I had this conversation on twitter regarding The Respository Pattern.
A unit testing Example
Whether you are in the TDD camp or not, It goes without saying that unit testing is a very powerful way to ensure that your code is supposed to do what it is supposed to do. I never really got into TDD because by the time I had started to learn about it, I had already started to learn other patterns and techniques to design a losely coupled application. Afterall, the biggest benefit of TDD seems to be design. Regardles of the approach, testing our code is just a core part of software development.