-----Dan North <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: -----
>So kudos for getting the logos together. I have to say that when I
>see
>red/green logos, I think junit, and then I naturally think: jbehave
>==
>junit. For that reason alone, I prefer the two blue logos rather than
>any of the red & green ones.
Ah, but ours will go from red to green, whereas JUnit's goes from green to red (see, our emphasis is on design before implementation instead of testing afterwards!); plus, we have an amber halo.
Unless we're redefining what red light / green light mean, I don't think we need to worry about being bundled in the same class as JUnit. The association might even help us?
Liz.
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Elizabeth Keogh
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>So kudos for getting the logos together. I have to say that when I
>see
>red/green logos, I think junit, and then I naturally think: jbehave
>==
>junit. For that reason alone, I prefer the two blue logos rather than
>any of the red & green ones.
Ah, but ours will go from red to green, whereas JUnit's goes from green to red (see, our emphasis is on design before implementation instead of testing afterwards!); plus, we have an amber halo.
Unless we're redefining what red light / green light mean, I don't think we need to worry about being bundled in the same class as JUnit. The association might even help us?
Liz.
--
Elizabeth Keogh
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.livejournal.com/users/sirenian
