Exploration Through Example
Example-driven development, Agile testing, context-driven testing, Agile programming, Ruby, and other things of interest to Brian Marick
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Exploration Through ExampleExample-driven development, Agile testing, context-driven testing, Agile programming, Ruby, and other things of interest to Brian Marick
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Fri, 05 Jan 2007Earlier, I promised some thoughts about how Fit and annotated wireframes can be used to test-drive user interfaces with a model-view-presenter architecture behind them—specifically, an architecture in the style advocated by the good folk at Atomic Object. In order to motivate those thoughts, I need you to understand Atomic Object's style and also get a glimpse of what lies beneath my application's UI. What lies beneath is one of those OO programs where no method does much of anything other than ask another object to do something. Those are hard to understand from a picture, so I made a movie. Click the image below if you want to see the first draft version. It requires QuickTime. The movie is 20Mbytes, but should start up promptly. It's 20 minutes long.
Let me know if you think the movie could be a helpful introduction to model-view-presenter. If so, I'll edit it to clean up transitions, dub over mistakes, tighten parts up, etc.
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