- Faking and Mocking in Swift Testing functions that returns values is usually straight forward. Call the function with or without parameters, and assert the expected value. In some situations where your function does not return a value, this could be when you call some function based on user input, like a button click, it is not always straight forward to test that you have the wanted behavior. This is where you need some other means of sensing the wanted outcome.
- TDD in mixed Objc and Swift projects. In pure Swift or Objc projects it is pretty much straight forward to do unit testing. You just have to make sure you add the class under test to your test target so that the code is accessible from the test class.
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- A Talk About Functional Programming Earlier this year [Inge Solvoll][ingesol] and I decided we wanted to do a talk about functional programming at this years [Trondheim Developer conference][tdc-2015], and the benefits of choosing functional programming. We decided that it would be fun if we could perform live coding...
- Automate Pod Spec Pushing If you have ever used private pods, you are probably familiar with the process of updating the version number, lint the pod, and then push it up to your private repo...
- Hello Internet I am Trond Bordewich, primarily developing mac apps...
