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I don't know how much this counts as a data point, but during some recent research on template engines in Java I found that the search results on GitHub were clogged up with people who had a go at the

I wanted to check the protocol before going into more detail. Steve Freeman

Sorry about that. I’ll have to figure out how to set up a signature. Steve Freeman

It might be a problem with the description- I find that people respond if they feel they can speak to half the listed requirements, especially if they feel the work is exciting and rewarding. How is

Not sure what it means, but at the just-ended Kansas City Developer Conference, there were two talks specifically on TDD. They had decent attendance, and did not seem to be preaching to the converted.

Avi, Not having experience in that domain, I don't have a ready answer for you. I do think this might be a good place to explore the topic, though. - George --

Joe, I'm still here and happy to have conversations here. The old yahoogroup was very helpful for me a couple decades ago. - George

@SleepyFox - I'm with you in not liking JavaScript. I'm reminded of my first experiences programming C - 30+ yrs ago. The people working around were creating an undisciplined mess. JS is so bad that

Test-Driving JavaScript Applications (started, have not finished) https://pragprog.com/titles/vsjavas/test-driving-javascript- applications/ Simplifying JavaScript (I have read)

Charlie - code smell is a better choice. However the impassioned answer about haunting her from beyond the grave was way more fun. Cheers Mark

Looks like images are stripped - Can you list the book titles (or provide URLs)? -- Hassan Schroeder ------------------------ hassan.schroeder@... fediverse: @hassan@...

This interface doesn't give much in the way if identification, so for these sort of questions you might want to consider signing with an actual name. (See screenshot for how it looks) Wouter Lagerweij

JavaScript, particularly front-end JS, is a tyre fire. I've been a part of the JS community since 2010. Common usage is driven by fashion (currently React) and tooling is ferociously complicated.

The book “ Software Design by Example: A Tool-Based Introduction with JavaScript : Wilson” seems to match what you’re looking for; I only just started reading it but I like it so far

I've never used Java much, nor JavaScript, so the good books on becoming a good programmer I can think of don't give examples in those languages, and they also tend to use the idioms of the languages

Hi Avi, I'll have to give that one a firm "it depends." :-) I've seen an API like this, for example: SetVisibility(bool visible); Now that may not be the best way to do it but the naming of the

There are actual free (“community edition”) versions of many Jetbrains editors. You don’t need to pay for most basic features. --------When victory is impossible, the next best thing is to

IntelliJ - I assume you mean webstorm? Or is this regular IntelliJ with a plugin? Either way, no. Programming is no longer my professional work. I dabble: https://teamsgame.agilepainrelief.com/ (

To set aside the discussion for a moment? Are you using intellj? The warnings alone saved me from some missing awaits. And always worth exploring the suggestions.