On 9/7/19 9:03 , Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
Again and now this is you: why do you use “sharper” do you imply that the questions of noury were not sharp. :(
No, I didn't say that either --- "sharper", not "sharp vs dull”.
At least in french, when we say that "a better/sharper question would be" it implies that previous question was not sharp/smart. May be in english this is not the case, I’m sorry my english is rather basic. I thought that adding “er” at the end of adjective meant more. So by construction it means that other are less. I do not know I’m not good in logic either. May be you do see it but I felt that you were saying that and this is why I reacted because I do not like when people lower other people in this mailing-list. Of course I could have say using the same pattern, that a nicer/smarter/shaper answer would have been not to show off and to reply to the question. And when another person would have mentioned it, I would have decline my intention.
The point of noury is what is the way to approach concurrency when doing TDD. Now how to build reliable ….
Imagine that DrTDD should be extended to support concurrent programming. Then this is the question that we want to get answer.
To me, the interesting part is how to build reliable software, so I'd prioritize that over choice of tools. Because who knows, maybe you look at reliability and realize instead of TDD you need XYZ.
Again, as professional developers and teachers, I believe that we know all that. But thanks for your wisdom. It seemed to me that it was quite a common and basic knowledge. But again this was not the questions. Stef
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