27 min
12. A First Example - Part 2 Evil Geniuses
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Welcome to another episode of Evil Geniuses. Last time we teased you but we’re back and this time we’re actually going to deliver the goods, no more click bait. We are working with a video checkout store type software where our classes are a movie, a rental, and a customer.
We’ve given you insight into what our test look like and today we want to talk about the code that does tester testing. The theme of this discussion is you have to do two things. One, you have to introduce duplication in order to identify the right obstruction because you can’t always trust the obstruction that is present and then two, stop being obsessed with primitives. No more primitives. Keep listening, there’s, even more, coming up in the next episode!
Key Points From This Episode:
The quality of your code and when it matters. Understanding a primitive obsession. Introducing temporary duplication to find sameness. Extra charge for rental versus base cost of rental. Returning the same type of object regardless of the output of your method. Eliminating the case statement. And much more! Talking Points
Work hard to be lazy Duplication leads to the removal of duplication Commits
rename element to rental Make the code tell a story extract base_cost_of_movie concept Add duplication remove duplicate base_cost_of_movie calls Remove duplication rename method to tell a more accurate story Make the code tell a story part 2 extract the #extra_charge_for_rental method This refactoring showed there are two kinds of charges for a movie Exposed an error remove duplicate extra_charge_for_rental calls Remove Duplication part 2
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Evil Geniuses on Twitter
Stride
Ruby
Sandi Metz
Primitive Obsession
Basic Instinct
Sharon Stone
Welcome to another episode of Evil Geniuses. Last time we teased you but we’re back and this time we’re actually going to deliver the goods, no more click bait. We are working with a video checkout store type software where our classes are a movie, a rental, and a customer.
We’ve given you insight into what our test look like and today we want to talk about the code that does tester testing. The theme of this discussion is you have to do two things. One, you have to introduce duplication in order to identify the right obstruction because you can’t always trust the obstruction that is present and then two, stop being obsessed with primitives. No more primitives. Keep listening, there’s, even more, coming up in the next episode!
Key Points From This Episode:
The quality of your code and when it matters. Understanding a primitive obsession. Introducing temporary duplication to find sameness. Extra charge for rental versus base cost of rental. Returning the same type of object regardless of the output of your method. Eliminating the case statement. And much more! Talking Points
Work hard to be lazy Duplication leads to the removal of duplication Commits
rename element to rental Make the code tell a story extract base_cost_of_movie concept Add duplication remove duplicate base_cost_of_movie calls Remove duplication rename method to tell a more accurate story Make the code tell a story part 2 extract the #extra_charge_for_rental method This refactoring showed there are two kinds of charges for a movie Exposed an error remove duplicate extra_charge_for_rental calls Remove Duplication part 2
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Evil Geniuses on Twitter
Stride
Ruby
Sandi Metz
Primitive Obsession
Basic Instinct
Sharon Stone
27 min