This is interesting because I was debating about specifying about the "Red - Green - Refactor" in the article. However, I felt that it narrowed down the essence of TDD. If someone is new to the concept, I don't want them to think this is the main or 'only' way.
I really like the Kent Beck reference. Which book is this from? I'm interested in reading it.
This is interesting because I was debating about specifying about the "Red - Green - Refactor" in the article. However, I felt that it narrowed down the essence of TDD. If someone is new to the concept, I don't want them to think this is the main or 'only' way.
I really like the Kent Beck reference. Which book is this from? I'm interested in reading it.
It's from Test-Driven Development By Example.
The book is absolutely worth reading. And with its 240 pages, it is relatively short. :-)