Release 0.1.1 of Midje, a Clojure mocking tool

Posted in TDD, clojure | Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 | Trackback

The devoted reader will recall that I earlier sketched a “little language” for mocking Clojure functions. I’ve finished implementing a usable–perhaps even pleasant–subset of it. I invite you to take a look. In keeping with my whole “work with ease” thing, I’ve made it dirt simple to try it out: one click and two shell commands. You don’t even have to have Clojure installed.

One Response to “Release 0.1.1 of Midje, a Clojure mocking tool”

  1. Today in the Intertweets (June 30th Ed) | disclojure: all things clojure Says:
    July 1st, 2010 at 1:40 am

    […] 0.1.1 of Midje, a Clojure mocking tool (here, via @AgileCarnival) — We’ve reported about Brian Marick exploring the possibility […]

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