
Episode 378: A Functional Mental Model for Integrations with Joël Quenneville
About this episode
Joël Quenneville is a consulting developer with thoughtbot. Joël wrote a recent article on the thoughtbot blog which explored how OOP, TDD, and functional programming ideas can all be used as lenses to help us gain a better understanding of our problem and potential solutions. Brittany and Joël discussed how these concepts can directly apply to implementing third party integrations.
Show Notes & Links:
- Testing Objects with a Functional Mindset
- Simplifying Tests by Extracting Side-Effects
- Building Reusable Object-Oriented Systems: Composition
- Joël on Twitter (@joelquen)
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