Scala Cleaner Testing Code

In a field that requires perfection, you’ll never be good enough

Some code that is green and hacker looking | Credit: Christaan Colen on Flickr

I’m going to build on a concept I’ve used for Python testing and apply it to cleaner code for Scala testing. By no means am I objectively right, but I always hate seeing in Scala test cases line by line taking up hundreds of lines in a module that seem unnecessary.