Introduction to Testing with Test::More

[MarkyMoon]

Hi Kids,

 First, I wanted to thank chromatic for his presentation last night.
Testing (among other things) has been a mystery to me, but it didn't
involve nearly as many chicken bones and chanting as I'd feared.

 Also, since so many of our presenters (Austin's
Debug::Toolkit/Randal's many talks) have prepared nifty visual aides
for the meetings and there were recent discussions of an online
PDX-PM library... is there any chance of archiving the slides (or
summaries of the presentations) on the site for future Mongrel...
err, Monger viewing? I know that in six month's I'll wish I could
remember details from merlyn's explanation of the Stonehenge
make-over for example.

 Oh yeah let's have the next meeting in the Rose and Raindrop's walk
in fridge ; )

Send more beer,
That  pesky Mark guy

-- 
MarkyMoon

--

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18,15,4,2,8,5,8,2,0,19,8,14,13,18,26,0,17,4,26,
5,14,17,26,19,7,4,26,22,4,0,10,26,0,13,3,26,19,
8,12,8,3,28) {print $a[$b]};print $a[29];                           
                    

chromatic wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I've put the slides from tonight's presentation on my website.  You're welcome
> to download them.  (I did correct the one error I noticed in the slides, but
> not the potential error in Test::More.)
> 
>         http://wgz.org/chromatic/perl/IntroTestMore.pdf
> 
> You're also welcome to read the two articles I've written for Perl.com.  They
> should be tackled in order:
> 
>         http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2001/12/04/testing.html
>         http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2002/07/10/tmo.html
> 
> The first is a slightly more prose-ish variant of the slides.  The second is a
> fairly detailed look at the process of "mocking".
> 
> Enjoy,
> -- c
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