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Let's Play TDD #3: Cleaning Up My Mess

09.13.2010

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James Shore explains aspects of Test Driven Development in his series: "Let's Play"

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King Sam replied on Fri, 2012/02/24 - 9:29am

I'm finding this interesting and useful. I've started doing TDD, so I have a bit of experience, but there's still some challenges for me. Writing test code for UI's before implementing is something I especially battle with, So I'm eagerly awaiting that.