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OK, thanks to you and zumda. Interesting TDD argument. I'll buy a book or something and try again when my present hobby project is done and I have time for exp
by berntb 15y ago
OK, thanks to you and zumda.
Interesting TDD argument. I'll buy a book or something and try again when my present hobby project is done and I have time for experimenting.
(IDE refactoring needs a stricter language than I prefer. Also, without an IDE and using my old eyes I have 2 A4 of code + 1 A4 of bash on a 24" monitor...)
- zts 15y agoIf you're looking for book suggestions, I'd recommend "Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided By Tests" by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce. It's pretty pragmatic, and the treatment of the subject is pretty thought-provoking (at least, I thought so when I read it). The examples are all Java, but the accompanying website (http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com/ http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com/) has links to reimplementations in several other languages.