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Test-driven development by example by Kent Beck

Test-driven development by example Kent Beck ebook
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Page: 240
ISBN: 0321146530, 9780321146533
Format: chm

Oct 8, 2013 - Siguiendo con mi andadura de lecturas técnicas, esta semanas voy a estar con “Test Driven Development: By Example”. It's an excellent talk, and I would highly As a minimal counter-example, TDD doesn't stop you using terrible names for things. At a superficial level, yes… but here's where things break down. May 12, 2014 - The real question is: will the @should tags that helped us start testing our code become an impediment to TDD? Need to develop and often more code to test than to even be tested. Apr 19, 2013 - ABAP unit test lets you test the code at unit level, independent of the entire solution following Test Driven Development with Basic Example Tutorial. As I am It provides a profound introduction to this topic using easy to understand examples from the JavaScript world. 7 days ago - He has no problem mixing both styles, it's like playing both classical and jazz, TDD reminds him of how he learned mathematics at school - always needing examples. May 15, 2014 - DHH appears to have a dim view on TDD practicing developers; whom he generalises write simple unit tests having 100% code coverage, use many mocks, but test nothing real. And, from what I remember in examples and presentations in the past the developer really does end up writing tests as rudimentary and tedious as testThatSortWorksAsc/Desc( ). Let's try a simple example to see how we could be TDD-ish with @should tags. Jun 4, 2013 - Ben Nadel explores test-driven development and unit testing using his Tiny Test framework to build a ColdFusion component that wraps query objects. May 1, 2014 - Is this an example of Cory's “context” position, where I correctly determined when not to use TDD? Jan 12, 2011 - One of the books on top of my list was Test-Driven JavaScript Development by Christian Johanson. May 9, 2014 - In a recent keynote at RailsConf called Writing Software*, David Heinemeier Hansson argues that test-driven development (TDD) can harm the clarity of our code, and that clarity is the key thing we should be aiming for when writing software.