Test-driven development by example book

Test-driven development by example Kent Beck
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

I've read a lot for and a lot against Test Driven Development (TDD) but I don't every remember something TDD has really helped me with. Dec 1, 2009 - Book cover I earlier wrote about the book, The Art of Unit Testing, which I finished a while ago. Mar 30, 2012 - So why do I hate TDD? ATDD revolves around the customer, developer, and tester creating detailed examples of requirements in order to understand and clarify the requirements. Recommended by: Sam Livingston-Gray. I think lots of clever people like debugging. May 10, 2014 - Even when they talked about their alternative methods (Kent talking about times he doesn't use TDD, for example) they still always talked about having something to look at as an inherent part of the development process. If you write a test then write the code which makes the test pass the end result is a piece of code which demonstrates how the But if you are writing tests for all the features you add (before or after you write the code) you are essentially creating examples of how to use the library/framework/application. Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a tool to manage the complexity and difficulty of writing software. That book was very good and was focused on how to write good unit tests. Apr 4, 2012 - However, the primary purpose of neither is testing. Oct 6, 2012 - “Test-Driven Development By Example” by Kent Beck. I love someone having a problem, coming to me, looking at it together, getting up to walk around, look at the So, for example, even if we have unit tests for our game code, we have no way to run them because getting the game hooked up into CI is difficult, so we'd have to build more custom solutions, which only gets us further into the hole. May 17, 2014 - Test Driven Development.