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Pragmatic Test Driven Development (TDD) is a practical approach to testing that focuses on the bigger picture of how testing best fits into and enhances your team’s software development practices. Rather than insisting that developers only write a lot of unit tests, you need to find a testing strategy that gives you higher quality software. You need to determine how testing best fits into your development context with your developers for your kind of software.
Read more: What is Pragmatic Test Driven Development? Krakow, Poland November 18-23, 2011
Joe Yoder travelled to Krakow, Poland to attend JDD 2011, a Java developer conference. While there, Joe gave a keynote address on "Big Ball of Mud: Is This The Best That Agile Can Do?" and hosted a workshop on "Rulemakers and Toolmakers: Adaptive Object-Models as an Agile Division of Labor."
PLoP is an annual pattern writing conference. Joe has attended the conference every year since its inception in 1994. The conference is co-located with SPLASH. This year, The Refactory, Inc. attended and participated in both PLoP and SPLASH.
We’re excited to be offering a new course, Pragmatic Test-Driven Development, with a practical bent to testing. Test-driven development (TDD) traditionally means writing unit and acceptance tests along with production code. Some agile thought leaders push a hardnosed test-first practice, insisting that you always write a failing test before you write any production code. Then, in short programming and testing cycles, evolve your test as you complete your code.
Read more: What is Pragmatic Testing All About?7 Florida Drive Urbana, IL 61801
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