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Test Driven Development (TDD)
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2003
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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This panel brings together practitioners with extensive experience in agile/XP methodologies to discuss the approaches and benefits of applying TDD. The goal of test driven development (TDD) is clean code that works. The mantra of TDD is: write a test; make it run; and make it right. Open questions exist, for example -how can TDD approaches be applied to databases, GUIs, and distributed systems? What are the quantitative benchmarks that can demonstrate the value of TDD, and what are the best
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