Code Kata


In this episode, Ben and I give a high-level introduction to Software Project Management. We sketch the four main management activities to frame upcoming episodes: – Plan – http://youtu.be/ly9zFlhwBnM?t=5m13s – Organize – http://youtu.be/ly9zFlhwBnM?t=12m22s – Motivate – http://youtu.be/ly9zFlhwBnM?t=14m57s – Control – http://youtu.be/ly9zFlhwBnM?t=21m59s ► Let’s Develop Project Management: http://goo.gl/cJMStQ ► Let’s Develop! […]

Project Management – An Introduction



Next requirement is to check for exceptional cases an throw. I use JUnits ExpectedException Rule to test exceptions and their message. I use more Java8 Streams features to check for the exceptional cases and to build the exception message. As always, I clean up after myself. ► All Kata Episodes: […]

String Calculator Kata 03 – Testing Exceptions (JUnit) & Streams ...





Prime Factors is a simple, yet interesting kata about implementing prime-factor computation. The kata was developed by Uncle Bob, together with his son. I perform it here in Vanilla Java. ► All Kata Episodes: http://goo.gl/uTSO9B ► Let’s Develop! http://letsdeveloper.com ► Don’t Miss an Episode: http://goo.gl/whzDi1 ► Kata: http://butunclebob.com/ArticleS.UncleBob.ThePrimeFactorsKata ► The […]

Code Kata – Prime Factors



Using Google’s Guava I can considerably simplify my implementation. I trust Google developers. Those guys generally know their handiwork. After this refactoring, I’m finally content with my implementation. ► All Potter Kata Episodes: http://goo.gl/m9E4vF ► Let’s Develop! http://letsdeveloper.com ► Don’t Miss an Episode: http://goo.gl/whzDi1 ► CodingDojo: http://codingdojo.org/cgi-bin/index.pl?KataPotter ► The Code: […]

Code Kata – Potter #7 – Introducing Google’s Guava