Author Archives: Vikas Hazrati
ATDD, Generating random tests with ScalaCheck
Further, in our series on Acceptance Test Driven Development, we would look at generating random test values with the ScalaCheck framework. In our last post we looked at, how we make our test logic respect the DRY principle by defining … Continue reading
ATDD, ScalaTest, Cucumber and respecting DRY
In our last post we looked at how it was easy to use ScalaTest for doing acceptance testing. In a post prior to that, we had looked at doing the same with Cucumber. We had also concluded that though acceptance … Continue reading
ATDD, ScalaTest and Scala
In my last post on ATDD, we had seen how it was easy with Cucumber to write a feature file and share it with our stakeholders in order to validate our understanding of the functionality. The idea again is to … Continue reading
ATDD, Cucumber and Scala
Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD) is a practice in which the whole team collaboratively discusses acceptance criteria, with examples, and then distills them into a set of concrete acceptance tests before development begins. If you notice the keywords here then … Continue reading
Knoldus’ ScalaJobz on First Paragraph of Typesafe’s Year End Blog
It was a New Year gift for all of us at Knoldus to be featured on the year end blog of Typesafe and that too in the first paragraph. The mention was for ScalaJobz, the community initiative which aggregates all … Continue reading
OOPs concepts and Scala
Recently Knoldus delivered a training at a huge bank in Singapore and Mumbai, India to get them started with Scala. The team mostly coming from the imperative background was first updated on the best way to develop software in an … Continue reading
ScalaKnol: Understanding Traits as Stackable Modifications
Traits can be used to modify the methods of a class. The way such modifications are carried out is such that they can stack modifications with each other. Let us take an example. Say, there is a class called ImageProcessor … Continue reading
ScalaKnol: Understanding Uniform Access Principle
The ScalaKnol series attempts to share a nugget of Scala wisdom every few days or sometimes few times a day. Keep tuned. Today we would look at the Uniform Access Principle. The principle states that the client code or the … Continue reading
ScalaKnol: Understanding Loan Pattern
Loan Pattern as the name suggests would loan a resource to your function. So if you break out the sentence. It would Create a resource which you can use Loan the resources to the function which would use it This … Continue reading
ScalaKnol: Why returning a value in finally is a bad idea
For those of us who are coming from an imperative background, we are used to using try catch rather losely. Ok, I am not trying to generalize here but a majority of us do so. When we come to the … Continue reading
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