I am very new to TDD, not yet started using it. But I know that we have to write test first and then actual code to pass the test and refactor it till good design.
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I am starting out on a new project (well, restarting an existing one), and trying to adopt TDD (for the nth time) for all the benefits that it should bring.
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HI, We are a small TDD team. We have a LCD screen mounted on the wall which we would like to have display the status of our builds together with current code coverage.
There are a lot of testing methods out therei.e. blackbox, graybox, unit, functional, regression etc.
I\'m currently working on a project with some fairly significant business rules where the problem space is being \'discovered\' as we are writing the solution (pretty typical chaotic project managemen
I am trying to use test-driven development for an application that has to read a lot of data from disk. The problem is that the data is organized on the filesystem in a somewhat complex directory stru
Looking for some practical advice here and any experiences people have had in a similar situation. We use a BDD/TDD sytle methodology for building our software (quite a large/complex application) The
I\'m really getting to TDD recently, and after reading Kent Beck\'s book on Test Driven Development, I\'ve still got many questions around test design in my mind.
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