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The Real Reasons for Doing Test-Driven Development ??

Xebia

Here’s a secret: it’s not for the tests. Learn about the actual goal and values hidden under the surface of Test-Driven Development. Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a controversial topic amongst developers. It is a vehicle to drive development. Why do people apply TDD?

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Agile Book Club: Test-Driven Development (with Mike “GeePaw” Hill and J.B. Rainsberger)

James Shore

Test-Driven Development is one of the few truly new Agile ideas. Test-Driven Development. ?? Fast, Reliable Tests. ?? He’s a software development coach who works with software organizations around the world. Discussion prompts: Test-Driven Development works best when you take small steps.

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Bliki: TestDrivenDevelopment

Martin Fowler

Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a technique for building software that guides software development by writing tests. It was developed by Kent Beck in the late 1990's as part of Extreme Programming. Write the functional code until the test passes. (At

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AoAD2 Practice: Test-Driven Development

James Shore

Test-Driven Development. It’s test-driven development, and it actually delivers these results. Test-driven development, , or TDD, is a rapid cycle of testing, coding, and refactoring. Test-driven development applies the same principle to programmers’ intention.

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Agile Book Club: Evolutionary Design

James Shore

Kent is the creator of Extreme Programming, the groundbreaking Agile method that introduced evolutionary design, test-driven development, continuous integration, and many other Agile practices to the world. It’s the basis of most of the material in The Art of Agile Development. About the Book Club.

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5 Books to Achieve the Mindset of a Software Craftsman ??

Xebia

Reading these five books will give you a great start. Software Craftmanship Requires Reading the Right Books. Great, you’re reading books! To have an even more significant impact on your career as a software craftsman, you should not just read; you should read the right books. Why This Book? Trial and error?

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The Relationship Between Acceptance Test-Driven Development and Design Patterns

Net Objectives

This is an excerpt from Introducing FLEX – FLow for Enterprise Transformation: Going Beyond Lean and Agile (online book). If you are looking for an alternative to SAFe, this is it.