This is the personal weblog of Moss Collum, a programmer living in Boston, MA. I used to have a description here of what I tend to blog about, but whenever I try to nail down a few main topics, I end up getting interested in something else. If you want to know what to expect, browsing the recent archives should give you some idea.
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Note that the "Bloglet" of my page title is the Perl script I use for my blogging, not the other, better known Bloglet.
J.B. Rainsberger has started an interesting series of posts about integration tests for software (tests that excercise several parts of a system at once, as opposed to unit tests), and how useful they, well, aren't. It's a good read, particularly if you're a programmer doing test driven development. I have some thoughts about it, but I'm holding off on posting anything until the series is finished.
I did, however, want to comment on the fabulous irony of these two consecutive post titles:
Why I try to communicate in E-Prime
Integration Tests are a Scam
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