A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
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Re: A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
#2Be nice if this was a plugin for Jenkins
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#3Programming has jumped the shark.
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#4Be nice if this was a plugin for Jenkins
And for VIM :-) But its difficult to imagine TDGotchi on this editor. Any ideas?
Re: A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
#5Programming has jumped the shark.
I think HN has seen enough snarky comments for a while. I would request everyone try and abstain from content-free comments.
Re: A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
#6Programming has jumped the shark.
I think HN has seen enough snarky comments for a while. I would request everyone try and abstain from content-free comments.
I think HN has seen enough comments telling everyone else how to behave.
Edit: Apparently folks like being told what to do. shrug Carry on then.
Re: A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
#7 If you test run fails twice, TDGotchi is upset.
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#8According to the page, from green to red does not subtract any point but running twice the tests with errors subtract 5 points? Kind of arbitrary rules that have nothing to do with TDD if you ask me.
Re: A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
#9Be nice if this was a plugin for Jenkins
And for VIM :-) But its difficult to imagine TDGotchi on this editor. Any ideas?
Perhaps you can adapt this little fella to do your bidding: http://vigor.sourceforge.net/screenshots/
Re: A virtual pet that helps you raise your TDD practice.
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think HN has seen enough snarky comments for a while. I would request everyone try and abstain from content-free comments.
I think HN has seen enough comments telling everyone else how to behave. Edit: Apparently folks like being told what to do. shrug Carry on then.
Actually folks like it when second parties tell third parties not to do stuff that the aforementioned folks weren't planning on doing and find annoying when they are done by said third parties.