The goal of the project is to automate the expectations of the runbook-compiler from the command line. It should be just like having a QA tester! #buildinpublicgithub.com/kenbrittain/fu…
Sometimes it is all about reading the documentation: WaitForExit(int) says "To ensure that asynchronous event handling has been completed, call the WaitForExit() overload that takes no parameter after receiving a true from this overload." #buildinpublic
Today starts a new week (#2) and a new set of goals. Use #Jira to run your own sprints and track development. It's free for <10 users and you are an army of one! #buildinpublic
Releases on GitHub are a fairly simple activity. It does appear I should automate it though. #Jira issues RC-17 was just created for the next sprint. #buildinpublic
Compose a 3 part method name: Method_Scenario_Expectation
- Method is the name of the method that is being tested - Scenario is why you are writing the unit test - Expectation is what you are thing is going to happen
Today starts a new week and a new set of goals. Use #Jira to run your own sprints and track development. It's free for <10 users and you are an army of one! #buildinpublic
The work required to make a release of a product far exceeds the amount of time spent developing that product. It's not bad just different. The source code is the easy part. github.com/kenbrittain/ru…#runbooks#buildinpublic