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Hello All, I found this blog posts about TDD and typing. The first is a introduction and the second is an example using the same example in the book of Kent Beck (Test Driven Development by

Hi Mark Excellent, that allays my concerns on that score.

My employer, Falafel Software, also does quite a bit with testing and training. We have experts in unit testing and writing testable code, as well as instructors familiar with UI tests using a

Ron, our intent is to teach 4 sessions of 15 people each. At least that's how we envision it working so that the sessions can be code intensive instead of lecture intensive. Is there an outline of

Hi Mark, just a thought ... I would think that a TDD course would be about programming. Certainly mine would, with developers working in pairs. I’d be reviewing the team’s code after frequent

Mark others have noted the issue with 60 people. I don't think ObjectMentor really exists any more. As mention Industrial Logic has good people. From personal experience I can also recommend M Kelley

Mark, Maybe that's because Uncle Bob is teaching Clean Code in London at the moment. To be honest, I find good bang for the buck giving hands-on coaching with the code base of the programmers rather

Hi Folks. I recently moved to the US (NJ.. yes yes I know). If anyone is interested in me coming over and do some TDD and Beautiful Builds training (or team leader training), I'd love it if you

Hehe. I was in the middle of drafting an email that recommended Industrial Logic too. I used to be an employee and worked with Tim, but now I am elsewhere. One quick thought to add: you aren't going

Industrial Logic does a lot of TDD training. Have you taken a look at IndustrialLogic.com. Full Disclosure: I'm an employee who does training at IL. [testdrivendevelopment]

We've spent the last year broadening and deepening the use of test driven development in our organization, with varying levels of success. We continue to identify areas where we can further

After finishing our test automation project, we wanted deploy the tests to Heroku. Like our apps. This turned out to be a bit challenging because of the way Heroku works. I hope this post helps others

Ah yes! Wonderful thanks!

Think classes, not objects. The Equals method defined by class Franc can access member variables of class Franc. Same as C++. -- C. Keith Ray * (650) 533-6535 *

Hi, I'm sorry this may be a rather stupid question, but it's been bugging me as I'm reading through Kent Beck's book 'Test-Driven Development By Example' I think it might be my understanding of

It might sound like it's out of place here, but really, a lot of people learn TDD, and then they arrive in their team and *nothing* happens. Everyone agrees TDD is a good thing, and nobody seems to

I can thoroughly recommend NCrunch for TDD-ing. You never have to run the tests explicitly, it does it for you continually in the background.Worth the money. Cheers, Jon Payne?

I'm in favour of tests like that. Alan Baljeu ________________________________ To: testdrivendevelopment@... Sent: Friday, September 5, 2014 5:54 PM Subject: Re: [TDD] Getting back

Sort of related - wrt documenting microservices, how do you feel about having a small number of (likely system) tests like

It will definitely hurt less if you wrap the API, because then you can test your own code in isolation from it where it makes sense to do so. As far as tools go, ReSharper, NUnit, and SpecFlow are my