Summary
Test-driven Development (TDD) is a software development methodology that emphasizes writing tests before writing the actual code. This approach, pioneered by Kent Beck, aims to improve code quality, foster simpler designs, and create a safety net for ongoing refactoring. The book delves into the practical application of TDD by guiding readers step-by-step through examples, illustrating how tests can guide the design and implementation process effectively.
- Tests drive design: Writing tests first helps clarify requirements and influences the design of software components.
- Small, incremental steps: Development proceeds through tiny cycles of writing a failing test, making...
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