At XPWeek2011 we learned TDD coding, and the importance of OOP principles to develop applications. I spent great days there, thanks to Carlos Ble and iExpertos.
Continuing with the last kata series. I will show you how I solved FizzBuzz kata, maybe not the best, but I like the solution because the expressive final code:
Here you have KataFizzBuzz
Here you have the code: fizzbuzz.zip
And here you have the video:
Con el fin de mejorar mi kunFu (mi TDD, mi Java, y mi oficio en general), pretendo hacer unas katas, y publicarlas aquí por si a alguien le interesa como las he resuelto, y se anima a resolverlas.
Me estoy basando en las katas de la web 12meses12katas (gracias @kinisoftware por tu esfuerzo en esta iniciativa!!).
La primera es StringCalculator, yo la he resuelto así:
El código os lo empaqueto aquí: String Calculator Java Kata. También lo podéis ver en el repo de Git Hub.
Espero que os divirtáis viéndolo tanto como yo lo hice haciéndolo ( que sí, que me lo paso muy bien programando!!. Digo yo que no será tan raro, no? ;-P )
In order to improve my kunFu (my TDD, my Java, and my work in general), I’m planning doing some katas, and publishing here. If somebody want to see how I solve them.
Based on 12meses12katas web (thanks @kinisoftware for your effort on this initiative!!).
The first one, String Calculator, I solved there:
I’ve packaged the code here: String Calculator Java Kata. And you can see immediately at Git Hub repo.
Hope you enjoy as much as I did programming it( sure, I enjoy pretty much programming!! I think that it isn’t so weird, is it? ;-P )
