Getting Started with Test-Drive Development
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The document discusses techniques for writing better code including writing tests first, decomposing problems, and implementing the minimum code necessary. It recommends searching online for "TDD Research" and references source techniques like Domain Driven Design, Extreme Programming, and Continuous Integration that can help improve code quality and maintainability.
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Getting Started with Test-Drive Development
- 1. Christopher Bennage Blue Spire Consulting, Inc.
- 2. Entropy
- 3. Unnecessary Code Unchangeable Code Unintelligible Code
- 5. Write Tests First Decompose Problems Implement the Minimum
- 12. Search for “TDD Research”
- 13. Domain Driven Design Extreme Programming Continuous Integration