Re:Is TDD Dead? (2014)
by eitland on Thursday August 27, 2020 @01:29AM
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This is my preferred approach as well.
When one does this one hopefully also get a feel for what tests will be useful and which ones will be thrown out early and start writing more of the first ones.
Couple this with a well designed language and a good IDE that can do the trivial refactorings (method rename - including catching overload collisions etc) and it becomes easy to maintain tests.
When one does this one hopefully also get a feel for what tests will be useful and which ones will be thrown out early and start writing more of the first ones.
Couple this with a well designed language and a good IDE that can do the trivial refactorings (method rename - including catching overload collisions etc) and it becomes easy to maintain tests.