[Toulouse-pm] C'est la journee!

[Michel Rodriguez]

Et hop, un petit lien pour convaincre les PHB (Pointy Haired Boss, ou chef
inculte en francais, reference a Dilbert, http://www.dilbert.com/
indispensable) que Perl a sa place partout:

Tire du blog d'un gars qui bosse chex Microsoft, causant du systeme de
test du compilo C#, plus de 18000 test qui tournent automatiquement grace
a... (http://www.jixal.com/blog/archives/000085.html)

One key attribute of our tests is that they're all automated. We write a
test, check it into our source control system, and it will run forever
without any more user intervention. We don't do any manual testing at all,
and we intend to keep it that way. Our test harness (tool we use to
execute and validate results of each test) is a Perl script developed
several years ago, before C#, in the C++ team (which is where the C# team
was born before we had our own product unit) that has proven to a lot of
us that simple is often better when it comes to test harnesses. Every now
and then we get the urge to start working on a new, all-powerful harness
(of course written in C#), but somehow we always end up holding off on
that adventure as what we have has demonstrated it's capable time and
again and there's always other work that needs to get done.

Merci a EdwardG de PerlMonks pour le lien (discussion a
http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=323488)

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Michel Rodriguez
Perl & XML
http://www.xmltwig.com