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A more credentialed rejection of TDD, coming from Dave Thomas, one of the original writers of the Agile Manifesto (which for reasons he explains here, he would rather call a manifesto on agility).

I have to shake my head that the need for TDD still isn't better understood. I guess the current generation has been living their whole life where "Nothing ever works", that they see no need to ensure

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That blog post is exactly the sort of thing I was looking for! Thank you so much! I hope it gets many readers. brought to you by the letters A, V, and I and the number 47 On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at

Hello Avi, your email spurred me to write something I wanted to write since a very long time : how I do tdd in Unity. Luckily I was on holiday the days, so I could put some real time into it; I hope

The unique thing about Unity is all the hard references you make in the scene with the dragging and dropping of components. It makes everything so tightly coupled it scares me. I was hoping there was

I've only done a small amount of Unity and didn't do any TDD there (I know, my bad), but I would take the same approach I would if it was a Swing or Android app - move as much code as possible to be

Thanks for the link. Was hoping for something that was updated with the latest version of Unity, but I'll take what I can get. I only worry that the lack of updates is an indication that it's not

Yes, I was just testing stuff I was delegating to. Not grasping the thorny MonoBehaviour. I did see somewhere that Model-View-Controller and Dependency Injection could let you TDD into MonoBehaviour

I have no idea about how Unity works, but perhaps instead of writing your behaviour in a class that extends monobehavior, you could create a pure-C# object and delegate all interesting stuff to

How do you make classes that extend monobehavior testable? Or maybe I'm just not far enough into the project where I can use composition on those bits. [testdrivendevelopment]"

Avi - nice to see you're still out there :-) I've played around a bit with Unity and took the weak position vis-à-vis TDD. That is: the visual interface is tested by looking at it and the rest is

The general advice with any framework is that you can test drive the behavior you want at a higher level of abstraction than the framework and wrap the framework bits with a thin layer that is under

The latest forum posts for Unity3d and TDD don't say much other than its not really possible and the tools available aren't great, they are also a few years old. Anyone know if there are design

We are about a week away from the GA release of a JUnit testing tool entitled "Justify". There is a long story (~12 years) that centers on the pursuit of a testing approach with "real objects" (or

Hi Elliot, Overall that's a nice post, a good primer for TDD, I just wanted to pick up on a couple of points: 1) At no point do I remember you mentioning seeing the test fail /for the right reason/.

Hi everyone, this is my first post... Just wanted to get some feedback on my blog post as a started to TDD: Elliot Chance - Let's Talk About TDD, Baby!

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This is definitely a case of "old wine in a new bottle." That said, if the particular bottling of the concepts speaks to an audience in ways that earlier formulations didn't, it has value. Much of

Hi Josue, The articles are interesting and deserve due consideration. The code may be better: