I realize I haven't blogged about Neptune for a while, but I actually have been making progress on it. I have just been finding a hard time making time to blog. Hopefully I will get better about that.
What I want to cover today is the process of writing automated tests in Neptune to which you can then write your code.
Years ago when I started learning VBA for Excel, I was reading a book by John Walkenbach and he compared learning macros in Excel to using a remote control - once you learn it you don't know how you lived without it. I would say that is true of scripting in general.
The bad news is that programming is also like using a credit card, inasmuch as you can get yourself into a depth of problem just not possible without it.
I got experience with that first hand recently when one small programming mistake caused a bit of a disaster on my computer.
