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Kiko Beats
November 07, 2014
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Short introduction to TDD
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November 07, 2014
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Transcript
Short introduction to TDD test driven development @kikobeats and @elenarcolepsia
println("About"); @Kikobeats @Elenarcolepsia
We want to be better developers, but...
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Good code • Easy to change • Easy to understand
• Enjoyable to use
TDD aims • Implement only what will you need •
Minimize failings • Create modular software, reusable and ready to change.
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Test first • Easier to refactor. • You think how
the others see your code. • Focus on the tasks you need.
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0 25 50 75 100 TDD and refactoring No TDD,
no refactoring
Remember! • Design requisites first. • What to test, not
how to test. • The architecture will appear during the iterations.
Don't write what you will not be able to maintain.
EXAMPLE
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Let's try it!