Back in part 1 we identified a few imperfections in my code that I wanted to address. We have done the unwraps, done the error handling. This post addresses splitting up the api.rs into multiple files. Back in part 3 we already started the path of splitting up the api Read more…
In part 1 – we identified a few problems with my initial code. In part 2 – we addressed one of them – the removal of the unwraps. In this episode, we will sort out those pesky errors. Returning just strings seems so wrong. So, first I had to go Read more…
To see where we left off, see my previous post Point 2 in my review said that I didn’t like using all of those unwraps – I don’t want my application panicing everywhere. So, I am going to first focus on this one api.rs 22. let mut resp = Client::new()23. Read more…
Introduction To see why I am even writing this, please see my previous blog post Today I have written my first working snippet of code which is by no means :- Finished Of any level of quality Covered by tests Any good ! It is the start of my Energenie Read more…
Introduction I am a rubyist and have been since 2006 – I still totally love it. But, it has its weaknesses mainly around concurrency, the GIL etc… But, we are all hoping that ‘guilds’ will sort that and its coming in ruby 3. But, I still keep looking for something Read more…
Part 3 – Making The First Test Pass In this part, we are going to make the test pass which will prove that the store can persist events. Remember that our test is a high level integration test with no mocking etc.. If I understood more about the interface to Read more…
Part 2 – Setup Test Environment And Write A Test So, I’ve got all these ideas in my head about if I should use channels, mutex’s, callback functions and lots of other things which I will answer in time. The first thing to do is to define a problem to Read more…