In the last part of the series, we start by elevating the Cucumber features to run against the full stack, not just the service layer. Then, we step back and look at the whole design: how could we have handled NoScore without a sentinel? What was the result of the obsession with avoiding nil? And how would the design allow us to easily switch to a new search engine? The full source of Sucks/Rocks is available on GitHub.
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