Re: Presentation on Spock

[Peter Niederwieser]

You can see the release history in the news section on the homepage. The news section also links to further resources that might be of interest. Some of the presentations in the GitHub organization (http://github.spockframework.org) should have a bit of history. Release notes and the README of the GitHub project will tell you who created Spock. Both Google Code and GitHub will reveal the members of the development team.

Cheers,

Peter

On Mar 28, 2013, at 2:57 AM, Josh Theisen <josh...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello everyone,

As part of a class this semester I needed to do a presentation on a framework of our choice.  Having a bit of experience with Spock I decided to go with the framework.  As a result, I'm looking for basic information on the Spock framework which I'm having a hard time finding.  One of the things I'm looking for is a brief history of the framework which seems non-existent to me so far.  When did Spock first come about and by who?

Thanks much.

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[Josh Theisen]

Thanks for the reply - I completely forgot that I had posted this.

Another thing I'm going to talk about in my presentation is the architecture of Spock.  Some of the things I should talk about regarding the architecture are the components and a few of the design patterns used in Spock.  I'm struggling to find information that I could talk about regarding the architecture of Spock and was wondering if there are some examples or components/design patterns that I could look into to talk about.

Thanks!

Josh