Lately I am doing a lot of coding with Play! 2.0 in my spare time and I must say it is a really nice framework that makes web application development easier. I am also trying to figure out if I can do all the stuff with a Play! 2.0 project like I can do with a Java EE project. An important aspect for me is adding the project in Jenkins. Since there is not a Jenkins plugin (yet) that supports Play! 2.0 does not mean that it is not possible!
Arjan Wulder
Do you think that you do TDD well because you have been doing it for years now? That is what I thought until I did an exercise called “TDD as if you mean it” and it put my feet back on the ground!
At two different TDD workshops I have tried to build an application following the rules of “TDD as if you mean it”. The first time was in Amsterdam at a Coderetreat and the second time at an XKE session at Xebia. Although I am practicing TDD for a while now, the result of the exercises in both sessions were that I had few tests, even less production code and an application that did not work.