First International Test Driven Development took place on July 10th.
In this series, I will include every talk together with my notes and further reading.
Hopefully, a lot of readers will watch and rewatch the talks, as they are worth several reviews.
Let's start...
Opening Ceremony by Alex Bunardzic
Bio
Alex is a software engineering veteran with over 30 years of hands-on professional experience. A staunch advocate of Extreme Programming and TDD, Alex is currently leading DevOps teams by coaching them in TDD practices.
With a science background, Alex shows us how to build software by watching nature
TL;DR: Setting the stage for the TDD revolution, how did it all begin and where are we today with TDD.
Talk
My Personal notes
- This is the first conference and the passing torch to younger generations of TDD enthusiasts.
- We discovered TDD several years ago thanks to Kent Beck.
- We evolved with James Grenning's Zombies Formula.
- Ron Jeffries' Never let the code not be working.
- And so on...
Why TDD?
- TDD is not as easy to sell as clean code, agility, secure architectures.
- We will consider it, but there's no time now.
TDD as a scientific method
- Based on positive enforcement and short feedback loops.
- Watching nature phenomena.
- Everything happens as a response to what happened earlier.
The Four current problems when we try to plan
- Uncertainty
- Ambiguity
- Incompleteness
- Confusion
TDD Breakthroughs
- TDD Removes non-productive code.
- Less Debugger time.
- No more manually run the app.
- No different manual test scenarios, credentials, navigation, configuration, environments, etc.
Speaker Links
- Twitter @alexbunardzic
- Medium @alex-bunardzic
- LinkedIn @alexbunardzic
- @alexbunardzic
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