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Date	Author	Title	Comment
20 Dec 2006	Uncle Bob	New Blog Site	We have a new blog site. http://blog.objectmentor.com
20 Dec 2006	Uncle Bob	Java Dates	The horrible state of Dates in the Java standard library.
5 Dec 2006	Uncle Bob	Sketch Fighter	If you own a Mac, you need to get this game.
26 Oct 2006	Uncle Bob	Abstract Factory by Daniel T	Another "story" about Abstract Factory.
20 Oct 2006	Uncle Bob	The Hungarian Abhorrence Principle	Denoting data type in variable names implies a design flaw.
18 Oct 2006	Uncle Bob	Rubarian Notation	Egad! I am tempted to denote type in my ruby variable names!
18 Oct 2006	Uncle Bob	Craftsman 49	Abstract Factory
15 Oct 2006	Uncle Bob	P2M2: Pair Programming Maturity Model	Pairing is useful, but...
09 Oct 2006	Michael Feathers	The Morality of Error Checking	Can there be a one-size-fits all policy for error recovery?
07 Oct 2006	Tim Ottinger	Estimating Patterns	Tom D's wisdom for estimators is recommended
29 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	Craftsman Column	All the "Crafstman" columns, including some that never made it to print.
28 Sep 2006	Dean Wampler	Which Takes More Discipline, XP or Waterfall?	Is XP an excuse for undiscplined hacking or is does it require more discipline than waterfall methods?
27 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	Collateral Effort	Dealing with the sense of waste
27 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	Don't refactor everything	Refactor all your code? Not so!
26 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	Sooner, not Faster	Is agile development about going faster? I don't think so.
25 Sep 2006	James Grenning	Over a Half Million Embedded Developers Behind On Their Learning	Well not all of them
22 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	Optimizing Away Estimates	Goals, Estimates, Commitments
21 Sep 2006	Dean Wampler	Contract4J5 v0.6.0 Released	A new release of my open-source Design by Contract tool for Java that is implemented using AspectJ
15 Sep 2006	David Chelimsky	Quality Ensurance	Thought for the day
13 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	More work or Less Work	Doing less early means doing more later
09 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	Agile is More Work	Is agile development more work for the programmer?
7 Sep 2006	Dean Wampler	Should You Ever Override Concrete Methods?	There are several anti-patterns associated with overriding concrete methods, so don't do it!
6 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	Safe Computations	Math in a computer is not the same as math on paper.
6 Sep 2006	Michael Feathers	Designing Away Preconditions	Preconditions aren't a given, sometimes they can be eliminated.
6 Sep 2006	Tim Ottinger	Frameworks	Frameworks are for the impatient
5 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	Convex Hull Timing	More on the preformance of computational geometry."
4 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	Joel on Ruby	Joel says: "No! Don't do it!"
2 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	The Yes and No Game	A fun game to play with preschoolers, with a twist.
1 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	Untested Code is the Dark Matter of Software	Another response to Cedric
1 Sep 2006	Uncle Bob	The Danger of Mock Objects	A response to Cedric
31 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Making Messes in Ruby	It's easy!
30 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Refactoring Paralysis	I wish I had a refactoring tool in Ruby!
29 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	How Many Feathers?	How many feathers can you carry?
28 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Comparing the Speed of Java, C++, and Ruby	A simple benchmark with some surprises
26 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Stardust	An astronomy lecture, and a best man's toast.
25 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	The Perverse Nature of Performance Tuning	It never works exactly the way you think.
25 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	Addicted to Expensive Tools?	Do we drown in cool tools?
25 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	Vertical Space Revisited	Increase your density for clarity's sake
22 Aug 2006	Michael Feathers	Liskov Substitution in Dynamic Languages	What is the analog of LSP in Ruby, Python, and Smalltalk?
18 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	SRP in Ruby	The Single Responsibility Principle in Ruby
18 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	What is it with vertical space	Save a mouse, delete a blank line
17 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Ruby Combinations	An issue with making Ruby code clean.
16 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	Refactor It Ugly	Choose to be ugly for a little while
15 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	Start Tight	Avoid regrets with a harsh start
14 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Common Decency	Washroom Etiquette
14 Aug 2006	Dean Wampler	More on Rails and Ruby vs. Java and .NET	More Thoughts on Why Rails is Important
13 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Rails	I've just started reading the (beta) Agile Web Development in Railsß
04 Aug 2006	Dean Wampler	Extracting Usage Documentation From Tests	Our tests document how to use our code. Why don't our documentation tools extract this information?
04 Aug 2006	Tim Ottinger	You are so not alone	Really not so different after all
2 Aug 2006	Uncle Bob	Green Wrist Band	Get your own!
31 Jul 2006	David Chelimsky	Development Time Dependency	What do you call that other kind of dependency?
20 Jul 2006	David Chelimsky	Spec Organization	The effects of thinking of specs as, well... specs
20 Jul 2006	Dean Wampler	Model-Driven Development: One Curmudgeon's View	In which our intrepid mentor bloviates on the role, if any, of MDD
14 Jul 2006	Tim Ottinger	Arguing with myself	What goes around comes around
14 Jul 2006	David Chelimsky	The Occasional Reminder	Do you remember why you started practicing TDD and refactoring?
09 Jul 2006	David Chelimsky	It Takes Two	Exposing data is one offense, but the real violation is grabbing it
29 Jun 2006	Tim Ottinger	Class Is Not A BASIC Program	What's wrong with these classes?
29 Jun 2006	Tim Ottinger	Classes Don't Encapsulate	Classes don't encapsulate like they used to
27 Jun 2006	Tim Ottinger	Tests are a language	Could we build a trellis for growing our language?
27 Jun 2006	Tim Ottinger	Apologizing for Code	A comment is really an apology
24 Jun 2006	Tim Ottinger	The Quiet Bullpen	Listen for the sound of software
14 Jun 2006	Michael Feathers	Vise	A tool which aids refactoring in Java
12 Jun 2006	Uncle Bob	Agile People Still Don't Get It	Response to Cedric's rant.
10 Jun 2006	Uncle Bob	Taking Care	An attitude of development.
10 Jun 2006	Michael Feathers	The Reluctant Global Variable	An example of "Just Create One" with an interface.
8 Jun 2006	Uncle Bob	Mac Book Pro Comic	More on a sweet machine.
4 June 2006	David Chelimsky	Single Responsibility Principle Applied to Methods
3 June 2006	David Chelimsky	Single Responsibility Principle is about Implementation
30 May 2006	Michael Feathers	Refactoring Needs More Than Tests	The other precondition for refactoring
27 May 2006	Michael Feathers	The Golden Rule of API Design	Do unto others as..
24 May 2006	Paul Pagel	Over Mocking	mock me once shame on you, mock me twice...
20 May 2006	Uncle Bob	Mac Book Pro	A sweet machine.
20 May 2006	Michael Feathers	Concepts That Don't Like To Be Named	How clear does a concept need to be to warrant a function?
18 May, 2006	David Chelimsky	Singular Responsibility
16 May 2006	Michael Feathers	It's Time To Deprecate Final	It's the bane of testing.
11 May 2006	Michael Feathers	Changing Notions of Design	Toward a new norm.
7 May 2006	Michael Feathers	Dealing with the Lame Duck Code Base	What makes code worth your care?
3 May 2006	Micah Martin	Smalltalk Bowling	My first Smalltalk program... the Bowling game.
17 Apr 2006	Micah Martin	Paper Bullet	Some development teams have more fun than others
11 Apr 2006	Tim Ottinger	The Cheesiest Thing That Might Work	Elegance can wait for the green bar.
11 Apr 2006	Tim Ottinger	Where do Your Tests Come From	What are you going to do next, and why?
10 Apr 2006	Tim Ottinger	Removing Redundancy Badly	How not to refactor your code (TDD pathology #3)
8 Apr 2006	Uncle Bob	Wading through Code	Get your hip-boots on.
27 Mar 2006	Michael Feathers	Technologists Drive	Who drives technology change?
26 Mar 2006	David Chelimsky	Using multiple fixtures	Using test fixtures as they were inititially intended
24 Mar 2006	David Chelimsky	Bowling without prefactoring	Avoiding the temptation of up front design when you're not really up front
23 Mar 2006	Uncle Bob	New Java Enums are Cool	I have found the new Java Enums to be more than just curiosities.
20 Mar 2006	Uncle Bob	Architecture is a secondary effect.	Architecture is important to keeping a system flexible, changeable, malleable. But it's a secondary effect.
17 Mar 2006	Paul Pagel	Prefactoring	...going off the rails on the pattern train
16 Mar 2006	Tim Ottinger	Testing Hypothetically	Testing as if it were possible
3 Mar 2006	David Chelimsky	Bowling with rSpec	The classic bowling game exercise with a twist
25 Feb 2006	Tim Ottinger	Harder than it sounds	It all sounds so simple
22 Feb 2006	Tim Ottinger	Maintain an Even Strain	Spreading the pain like it was peanut butter
15 Feb 2006	Uncle Bob	Clean Code: Args.	An article about professionalism, craftsmanship, and refactoring.
15 Feb 2006	Micah Martin	Beware The Freebie	Watch out for stories that developers give you for free
14 Feb, 2006	David Chelimsky	We've Got Stories Bigger Than Your Iteration	How do you measure points across teams?
10 Feb 2006	Tim Ottinger	Everything In Its Place	Test Contaminated?
10 Feb, 2006	David Chelimsky	Keeping Infection in Check	In every other context besides software, infection is bad. Why is test-infection any different?
5 Feb, 2006	David Chelimsky	Testing Abstract Classes	Comparing strategies to test common behavior
2 Feb, 2006	David Chelimsky	Discovering Reuse	Reuse is best discovered, not planned
1 Feb, 2006	David Chelimsky	Fostering Credibility in Customer Tests	Make sure your customer tests tell the truth
31 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	Reckless Refactoring	Recklessly refactoring considered harmful
30 Jan, 2006	David Chelimsky	Mock Observations	Observations re: Hand Mocks vs Tool-Generated Mocks
25 Jan 2006	Michael Feathers	Component-based Fixtures for FIT	Attempting a new fixture structuring mechanism
24 Jan 2006	Michael Feathers	Programming On Your Own	Is collective code ownership bad for beginners?
20 Jan 2006	Paul Pagel	Sentential Testing	where do we bind our language?
19 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	TDD Bumper Shots	Testing the hard way - TDD Pathology 2
14 Jan 2006	Michael Feathers	Library Code versus Application Code	Do we treat these types of code differently? Should we?
13 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	Software Super Powers	Would you like a cape with that?
11 Jan 2006	Bob Koss	Deja Vu - Inheritance Bytes	The Adapter Pattern saves the day again
9 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	Mother May I?	If we are playing this game, we are doing this backward - TDD Pathology 1
7 Jan 2006	Uncle Bob	Agile means you never have so meet your deadlines.	A common myth
6 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	Naive Tests Don't Help	You've got to know the territory
5 Jan 2006	Paul Pagel	Fresh Testing	Keeping tests honest
5 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	Closing In on Test-Driven	Getting Closer to TDD
4 Jan 2006	Tim Ottinger	Stable API	Is the API stable like the native type list?
02 Jan 2006	Michael Feathers	An Object Is A Choice	..and a chance to choose wisely.
30 Dec 2005	Michael Feathers	My Recent Reads	The limit as reading list approaches infinity...
30 Dec 2005	Uncle Bob	On Documentation	Documenation is not evil, and is not anathema to Agile.
29 Dec 2005	Tim Ottinger	Reasons to Stay Wrong	Do tests create stability you don't want?
28 Dec 2005	Tim Ottinger	Debuggers? Yes	A debugger is a handy tool after all
28 Dec 2005	Tim Ottinger	Learn Dynamically	Dynamic languages are more learnable than static languages.
28 Dec, 2005	David Chelimsky	Dependency Injection Is Only Mostly Good	Injecting dependency on factories is just Service Locator in disguise
December 27, 2005	Tim Ottinger	Not Yet Test-Driven	Maybe I don't get it.
11 Dec, 2005	David Chelimsky	Boundaries of Coding for Testability	Are tests and code under test the same? Do the same principles apply?
4 Dec, 2005	Michael Feathers	Moving Toward Another Design Principle	Layers layers layers.
2 Dec, 2005	David Chelimsky	Why Limit Fit	FIT is for customers and xUnit for programmers, right? Well, why limit ourselves?
1 Dec 2005	Uncle Bob	John Vlissides	Obituary
17 Nov 2005	Uncle Bob	MSTDD	Microsoft's notion of TDD.
10 Nov 2005	Michael Feathers	Is Programming Too Easy?	Heresy? You decide.
8 Nov 2005	Uncle Bob	Bounded Wildcards	More on the wonderfully twisted subtype relationships of generics.
5 Nov 2005	Uncle Bob	Is a list of circles a list of shapes?	Of the wonderfully twisted subtype relationships of lists.
31 Oct 2005	Micah Martin	PreludeToTheMockOff	Pre-Mockoff ramble
30 Oct, 2005	David Chelimsky	Stop Mocking Me	an experiment in hand coding mocks vs mock tools like NMock and Rhino
26 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	Does Visual Studio Rot the Mind?	A truly wonderful article (talk) by Charles Petzold
25 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	Extract Class	A pleasant combination of refactorings using IntelliJ[?] (and Eclipse?)
23 Oct 2005	Bob Koss	Refrigerator Code	Be proud of your code
19 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	Analysis vs. Design	The difference between "what" and "how".
17 Oct 2005	Michael Feathers	Things Happening At OOPSLA	Day 1 of the three ring circus
10 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	Frackin' Variable Naming Contest	Please help me figure out what the name of this variable should be.
7 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	The Bastard Child	Are unit tests the bastard child? How well do we treat them?
6 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	The Three Rules of TDD	Test Driven Development is driven by three simple rules.
5 Oct 2005	Michael Feathers	Honest Code	Think code can't lie? Think again.
5 Oct 2005	Uncle Bob	The Sensitivity Problem	Software is very sensitive to error. Others have solved this problem.
28 Sept, 2005	David Chelimsky	Improvised Software - Version II - Iteration II	stories are to the coder as the song is to the improvisor
20 Sept, 2005	Michael Feathers	Reviving Beauty	It's okay to love good code.
16 Sept, 2005	David Chelimsky	Manage dependencies, not aesthetics	Our sense of smell is an important tool, but it sometimes can lead us down the wrong path
7 Sept, 2005	David Chelimsky	Improvised Software - Version II - Iteration I	Agile development is still like improvised music
5 Sep 2005	Uncle Bob	Palm Life Drive Premature?	Elegant, cute, not ready for prime time.
31 Aug 2005	Michael Feathers	Working Clean	Every craft has it's obsessions. Let's borrow some.
30 Aug 2005	Uncle Bob	Pronouncing Binary	How to pronounce binary numbers.
29 Aug 2005	Micah Martin	ICarumba	On the .NET interface naming convention.
27 Aug 2005	Uncle Bob	Joel on XP (Again)	Oh, Joel!
26 August 2005	Bob Koss	Using the Adapter Pattern to Decouple Legacy VB Code	Adding tests to existing VB code
23 August 2005	Michael Feathers	Do You Have Iteration Slop?	So, how long is your iteration, really?
25 July 2005	Uncle Bob	The Agile Test	A set of questions I asked during my Agile 2005 Keynote.
29 Jun 2005	Michael Feathers	Refactoring Against the Red Bar	Red bar bad? Not so fast.
24 Jun 2005	Uncle Bob	The Prime Factors Kata	Another Kata exploring a simple algorithm with rich implications.
23 Jun 2005	Uncle Bob	The Bowling Game Kata	A complete Kata worked out in tiny little steps.
20 Jun 2005	Uncle Bob	The Coding Dojo	A programming metaphor from the domain of martial arts.
15 June 2005	Micah Martin	Software Apprenticeship	A few comments on the topic
15 June 2005	Micah Martin	Jack and Jill	A silly fictional story relating to software craftsmanship
15 Jun 2005	James Grenning	My 2 cents on C++ Coding Standards	A simple C++ coding standard
11 May 2005	Uncle Bob	Principles of OOD	Eleven principles of object oriented design.
10 May 2005	Uncle Bob	Empirical vs. Analytical Analysis	A simple example showing the interplay between empirical and analytical analysis
30 Apr 2005	Uncle Bob	Visitor vs. instanceof	When should you use Visitor, Acyclic Visitor, and instanceof
27 Apr 2005	James Grenning	CppTestTools Memory Leak Detector	Example of the memory leak detector built into CppTestTools
24 Apr 2005	James Grenning	Success is an Option Too	Software development problems are not new. Agile addresses critical success factors identified by Standish Group Chaos Report
18 Apr 2005	James Grenning	The Problem of Managing Variations In C	How a mess is created in C
11 April, 2005	David Chelimsky	Improvised Software - Iteration One	Agile development is like improvised music
8 April, 2005	David Chelimsky	Fair Housing for Business Rules	Business rules are implemented in the code, but they are expressed in the tests.
06 Apr, 2005	Michael Feathers	Inside the Design Mind	Learning about how the industry views design
31 Mar, 2005	Michael Feathers	Before Clarity	Good code is clear and understandable, so we should always attempt to keep code as clear as possible. Or should we?
29 Mar, 2005	David Chelimsky	Object Views	Interfaces are to implementation classes like database views are to database tables
26 Mar 2005	Uncle Bob	Conformance To Plan	Why is conformance to plan such a big deal? Especially since we almost never do.
18 Mar 2005	Uncle Bob	Joel and Eckel On XP	How can two such credible people come away with two such different views?
14 Mar 2005	James Grenning	The Advantage of Not Having Hardware Yet	Anticipated hardware is replaced by abstractions, creating a design that can stand the test of time
25 Feb 2005	James Grenning	TDD and Memory Leaks	Prevent leaks with TDD
24 Feb 2005	James Grenning	They Are All Priority 1	How can a product manager deliver Ten Priority 1 Features
14 Mar, 2005	Micah Martin	Building a City	Building software is like ...
11 Mar, 2005	David Chelimsky	Duplication in tests	Why it's OK to test the same code in customer tests and unit tests.
13 Mar 2005	Uncle Bob	Brain Surgery Guides	A Metaphor for Acceptance Tests.
3 Mar 2005	Uncle Bob	Just 10 Minutes without a Test	I lapsed for ten minutes. I paid the price.
24 Feb 2005	Uncle Bob	Vehement Mediocrity	Why do junior developers always argue that quality takes time?
22 Feb 2005	James Grenning	Transforming Idea	Ah! Ha! Experience of how objects can save embedded developers from reinventing the wheel
21 Feb 2005	Uncle Bob	The Next Big Thing	The next big thing that will capture the industry's attention
7 Feb 2005	Uncle Bob	Incremental Architecture	Making long term sweeping changes to architecture incrementally.
8 Jan 2005	Uncle Bob	Stable Dependencies Fixture	Yet another fixture to complement the JDepend suite of FitNesse fixtures.
5 Jan 2005	Micah Martin	Buffer To The Rescue	An adventure enabling large file uploads in FitNesse
5 Jan 2005	Uncle Bob	Module Metrics Fixture	A new fixture to complement the Module Dependencies Fixture in my previous blog
31 Dec, 2004	David Chelimsky	FitNesse And Hibernate	How to test a Hibernate driven app using FitNesse
23 Dec 2004	Uncle Bob	JDepend Fixture	A free Christmas gift for Java programmers.
16 Dec 2004	Young Bob	Continuous Integration	The more often you do it, the easier it gets.
7 Dec 2004	Uncle Bob	Outlook. Ugh.	Who ARE these people?
3 Dec 2004	Micah Martin	Wiki Vandalism	butunclebob.com gets vandalized
29 Nov 2004	Micah Martin	Delegates vs Command Pattern	An exploration of .NET's delegates
26 Nov 2004	Michael Feathers	Mulling Null	Sally and Ramon compare notes before meeting Aiden for the first time as Development Manager
24 Nov 2004	Michael Feathers	Sally's Exploration	Sally looks at some cases for 'Pass Null'
23 Nov 2004	Michael Feathers	Ramon Walks home	Ramon thinks about his day and politics at work
22 Nov 2004	Michael Feathers	The New Guy	Sally and Ramon test some code and discover something new about the new guy
22 Nov 2004	Uncle Bob	Home Computer of the Future	Is this a fraud?
17 Nov 2004	Micah Martin	Apples and Tigers	Comments on Apple's Tiger Tech Talk
9 Nov 2004	Uncle Bob	Singleton vs. Just Create One	The case against rampant use of the Singleton pattern
23 Sep 2004	Uncle Bob	The Web: Welcome to the 70's	Feeling sorry for myself.
31 Aug 2004	Uncle Bob	A Wonderful Race Condition	A cool discussion about an obscure technical detail.
31 Aug 2004	Uncle Bob	Speed Kills	Another Tortoise and Hare rant.
21 Aug 2004	Uncle Bob	Skepticism Leads to Understanding	A rant about something or other.
5 Aug 2004	Uncle Bob	I use Visitor all the time	A defense of the poor Visitor pattern.

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Including Test snippets

It is often useful to include portions of test tables into your tests. You do this to bring in common setup data or common test sequences (possibly modified with variables). A convenient way to do this is to use the Backwards Search notation as follows:

!include <UtilityPage.MyUtility

This will hunt up the parent change until UtilityPage is found, and then it's child MyUtility will be included.

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