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Chris Donnan : Programming – Brooklyn Style

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    • Test Driven Development and Mock Objects Developer Session Slides
    Posted .net, Agile Development, User Interfaces, java, programming on Sunday, August 6th, 2006.

    Here are some items from the Test Driven Development and Mocks developer session I did a few weeks ago in NYC. I excerpeted lots of people -see the refs at the end of the slide deck. The main things I wanted to hilight were #1 – how important unit tests are. How much better they work when they are done with other core development practices (IoC, etc), How useful mocks are – and a core mock pattern to use.
    BigFatGuyTests.cs
    TickTests.java
    TDD Dev Session.ppt

    Enjoy;
    Chris


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