There is a tradition in Java when trying to teach a group to relearn coding patterns or best practices to use the -In-Anger in the title. There are two ways essentially, one is to mock everything so as to be able to use TDD via Junit4 testing in a JVM outside of the Android emulator [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Agile software development’
Agile Android-In-Anger
Posted: January 4, 2011 in Android, JavaTags: Agile software development, Dalvik (software), Dalvik VM, Emulator, Java Virtual Machine, Test-driven development, Unit testing
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TDD Hardships on Andorid
Posted: August 25, 2009 in Android, Java, MobileTags: Agile software development, Android, Emulator
You would think that implementing Agile-TDD at the build system level for Android Application Development would b the hard part. Not that is not challenging. The hard part seems to get companies and firms to believe that if its implemented right and executed that you have white box QA testing using this build system framework [...]
My next Android Cointribution-Agile-TDD
Posted: August 6, 2009 in Android, Java, MobileTags: Agile software development, Android, ANT, Software development kit, TDD
I am finishing up my next android contribution. Its a bug fix to fix the ANT support in the SDK by adding the proper ANT targets for unit and mock testing. If you have downloaded my Sdk customization extras you wil want to look at this bug fix as it has new targets added that [...]
Agile Android Programming
Posted: June 15, 2009 in Android, Java, MobileTags: Agile software development, Computer programming, Google, Google Guice, HTML 5, Java, Languages, Programming, Programming language
With Google IO 2009 and the introduction of HTML5 and the focus on web programming on andorid everyone was of the opinion that Android Java was on the way out as an application programming language. Now, what if I were to tell ou that there are some Agile methods ot make Android Java as fast [...]
