Retrospective
As of this writing, I have not finished testing the Timepicker Addon. I have pushed 37 commits to my fork of the project. I have created two pull requests, of which Trent has accepted and merged one to the dev branch. I plan to finish covering the code, fixing and refactoring as I find things.
In this example, we saw a different approach to testing. Bringing untested code under test has a different flow from test driving a new project. Even though this project was pretty well written to start, I found and fixed bugs, uncovered ambiguous intent, unearthed vestigial code, cleaned up warnings, and improved readability.
This project showed some of the differences working in a dynamic language and with a different flavor of testing ...
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