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By bloid
via freelancemadscience.blogspot.com
Submitted: May 08 2008 / 05:12
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Comments
dglasser replied ago:
Voted down because of the statement "Testing is an attempt to reveal and examine behavior." This guy desperately needs a clue.
Daniel Dyer replied ago:
Agreed. Avoid reflection in your tests - test the OBSERVABLE behaviour and state.
Not only that, but making this a static typing vs. dynamic typing argument is a bit of a stretch. This seems to be more about preferring Ruby's reflection to Java's. Despite the title, I didn't see any mention of a specific problem with JUnit.
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