Denys
Thanks a lot for provided links! I also found [this B.Sc. work](http://blog.hk-fs.de/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Paper_Fabian_Schurig_3D_Printing.pdf) - it has some Java code but not that much information. But it's quite difficult to read about...
That's great, thank you!
cc: @mikegehard What do you think?
> I'd like to talk more about Jupiter and TestOrder. I'm unfamiliar with Jupiter and would love to understand your thoughts on improving the testing experience. I'm actually talking about...
I thought about using order in education purposes as a ladder for making steps from simpler test-cases to more difficult. But in general, we can use just `fail-fast` approach. >...
Also, as I see v3 tracks gonna dive dipper into idiomatic languages. v2 are more about idiomatic syntax. _Also there are many Kotlin testing frameworks: starting from classic JUnit-family to...
Thank you. Will take a look.
Thanks all for your ideas! My personal preference is `kotlintest` and it's very powerful, agile, has awesome DSL, will support KMPP (in new version) and based on JUnit testing platform....
@eparovyshnaya moving [your post]() here. > @dector > btw, can we totally avoid all this build infrastructure replication for all exercises *in the repo*? > > I suppose this PR...
I'm not sure that I've got your idea when this build script should be executed. We should keep gradle files in git because (if I got it right) exercism cli...