UPDATE: May 24th, 2007
This post is now woefully out of date; since it was written, several excellent mocking libraries have been released, and some testing frameworks include mocking functionality of their own. Watch the Four Labs blog for an updated version of this, coming soon!
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Tony,
I understand and agree that the back-end shouldn’t output code (html code), and only content. The templates (aka views) should do the trick, but instead of having lot’s of if/else conditionals inside the view, you may just output the following content.
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The template would loop in an array and put all the <li>’s inside the <ul>.
I don’t see anything wrong, nor...