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Test Driven Development with Databricks

Perficient

I don’t like testing Databricks notebooks and that’s a problem. I like Test Driven Development. Not in an evangelical; 100% code coverage or fail kind of way. I just find that a reasonable amount of code coverage gives me a reasonable amount of confidence. I like Databricks. They are very good.

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Test Driven Development with Databricks (1 of 2)

Perficient

I don’t like testing Databricks notebooks and that’s a problem. I like Test Driven Development. Not in an evangelical; 100% code coverage or fail kind of way. I just find that a reasonable amount of code coverage gives me a reasonable amount of confidence. I like Databricks. They are very good.

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TDD: Three easy mistakes

Habitable Code

Back in 2014 I wrote a blog post listing three mistakes often made by folks who are new to test-driven development (TDD). Each time I visit a team that is relatively new to TDD I find the same basic mistakes cropping up every time. Writing tests for invented requirements. This is part 1.

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TDD mistakes 2

Habitable Code

Back in 2014 I wrote a blog post listing three mistakes often made by folks who are new to test-driven development (TDD). Writing tests for invented requirements. Writing a dozen or more lines of code to get to GREEN. Thanks for reading Habitable Code! the end user) actually asked for.

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TDD mistakes 3

Habitable Code

Back in 2014 I wrote a blog post listing three mistakes often made by folks who are new to test-driven development (TDD). Writing tests for invented requirements. Writing a dozen or more lines of code to get to GREEN. It is also not TDD. This is highly risky, and also highly stressful.

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Extended Role of QA in Test Driven Development (TDD)

Xoriant

TDD is an Agile Development technique in which developers write test cases before writing the corresponding code for the user story assigned to him. Once the code passes the Acceptance test, the code is then refactored /simplified to be used as production code. Role of QA in TDD.

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5 Tips for Successfully Implementing Behavior-Driven Development in Your Team

Gorilla Logic

Experiences like these make many developers think about using Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). BDD emphasizes collaboration between developers, testers, and stakeholders to define and deliver software that meets business requirements. For each team member, ask: Are they familiar with BDD or TDD?