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Towards a Theory of Test-Driven Development

This post examines how well we really understand the practice of Test-Driven Development (TDD).                   Red, Green, Refactor By ...
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TDD Vs. math formalism: friend or foe?

It is not uncommon to oppose the empirical process of TDD, together with its heavy use of unit tests, to the more mathematically based techniques, with the »formal methods » and formal ...
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TDD and the Transformation Priority Premise

Last time, we looked at the Red/Green/Refactor phases of Test-Driven Development (TDD). This time we’ll take a detailed look at the transformations applied in the Green phase.                 The ...
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The new log4j 2.0

Before a while a new major version of the well known log4j logging framework was released. Since the first alpha version appeared 4 more releases happened!   You see, there is ...
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Simply Writing Tests Is Not Test Driven Development

There is a common misunderstanding in the software world — simply writing tests is test driven development.   Test driven development (TDD) is about ensuring that your software ...
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ScaTDD: Casting an eye over three major Test frameworks in Scala

Testing has traditionally been the gateway process for Scala development at a number of Java shops looking to evolve their tech stack with minimal disruption or committment. ...
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Test Driven Development – A Win-Win strategy

Agile practitioners talk about Test Driven Development(TDD), so do lot of developers who care about their code quality and workability. And I once upon a time, not so long ago managed ...
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Rules in JUnit 4.9 (beta 3)

Some time ago David Saff announced a beta release of JUnit 4.9. So I guess it is a good point in time to look into what is new in this version. One of the most useful innovations in ...
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