Got back in the saddle with this episode, and had a shorter recording that basically went well. Someone pointed out in the comments that I had reversed king and queen position for the black pieces, so I started off by fixing that, and then moved on to fixing a bug and finally implementing the Rook…
When I was a kid, I remember my little brother watching Disney films pretty much constantly from the ages of probably 1 to 6 or so. As a result, I have an embarrassingly encyclopedic memory of the plots and songs of the movies from that specific time window. Probably at the epicenter of this Disney knowledge…
This episode went smoothly until I discovered a bug. Philosophically, I suppose this is the natural state of software development. For my purposes here, though, hunting down the bug caused the episode to balloon to 26 minutes, so I’m going to try a new thing so as to keep the videos a reasonable length of…
Things are really starting to flow with the acceptance tests now. In this episode, not only did I mercifully not uncover any important bugs, but I defined knight movement in acceptance tests in a way that I feel pretty good about. I’m learning as I go about using SpecFlow, which is cool, and as the…
This episode featured a return to progress toward shippable features. I refactored the first feature that I’d started to use the new, idiomatic Specflow approach. This resulted in it making the most sense to have this be the feature for pawn movement and thus progress toward implementing the pawn’s movement as well as shaking out…
