Comments on Hive Development Limited: Introduction to MVP Unit Testing - Part Two

Google has just launched Google Dart programming language, is this a thread for GWT or are they are completely different to each other.

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Nice article , you have indeed cover the topic wit...

2011-06-11T11:08:37.852+01:00

Nice article , you have indeed cover the topic with great details. I have also blogged my experience on java How Synchronization works in Java. let me know how do you find it.

An Eclipse project containing all code is linked a...

2010-06-25T11:27:00.362+01:00

An Eclipse project containing all code is linked at the start of part one. Here is the link:

http://static1.hivedevelopment.co.uk/blog/introduction-to-mvp-unit-testing/wizard_mvp.zip

Hello, Gave you got the source code file with gwt ...

2010-06-25T11:06:27.664+01:00

Hello, Gave you got the source code file with gwt test? I have a lot of problems.

Thanks.

Hm, one common thing I miss here, in section on te...

2010-02-12T13:57:39.377Z

Hm, one common thing I miss here, in section on testing presenter-model logic, is mocking model, which is crucial if you follow best practices and uses JSO models (overlay types)

Really like how you have taken the effort to make ...

2009-12-31T09:07:10.781Z

Really like how you have taken the effort to make this great tutorial. I was struggling with the best efforts design patterns and how to do unit testing, but this helped me on my way. Big tnx.

Chris- Allow me to add my kudos. This series is ...

2009-10-23T16:04:28.431+01:00

Chris- Allow me to add my kudos. This series is very well presented, and has greatly helped me learn. I really appreciate it.

@killallhumans - thanks for your kind words. I...

2009-10-21T18:45:18.247+01:00

@killallhumans - thanks for your kind words. I'll be getting onto runAsync soon for my app, so I'm sure I'll end up writing something about it.

Cheers,

Chris.

Kind of sad to be a first to comment on such a awe...

2009-10-19T15:14:11.272+01:00

Kind of sad to be a first to comment on such a awesome stuff. Thumbs up for wrapping this up, much needed and very nice.

I'm building GWT frontend and found this to be very useful. Keep up the good work and can't wait for next article. Got some ideas? If not, here's one: using GWT's runAsync code splitting with Gin/Guice. I was trying to use annotations to ask class/module whether it wants to be loaded with current configuration but failed terribly, once realized there's no annotation support on the client side