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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Google’s Testers take on Dependency Injection
If you’re not already subscribing to the Google Testing Blog, you should be. There are some really interesting articles on it. The latest one takes on if and when to use Dependency Injection. I agree with their answer: yes and … Continue reading
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