Legacy Code To Testable Code #12: Instance Constructors
New post in the Everyday Unit Testing series, dealing with instance constructors. Check it out!
Category Archives: TDD
The Speed of TDD
New post on Everyday Unit Testing – “TDD: Speed and Flow“. TDD may slow writing software, but is speeds up working software delivery, which is much more important.
TDD Is Not As Simple As It Looks
A new post on Everyday Unit Testing on the simplicity of the TDD formula. Unfortunately, it’s not a simple as one makes it to be. Check it out!
TDD: How Can I Write A Test If The Code Is Not There?
New post on Everyday Unit Testing discussing this hard hitting question. Check it out!
“Refactoring in a Legacy Code Jungle” on DZone
It’s a great privilege to be a featured author on DZone’s 2015 edition of Code Quality and Software Agility. Along with other cool articles and infographics, you can find my “Refactoring in a Legacy Code Jungle” article there.
The ugly truth about emergent design
New post on Everyday Unit Testing: Emergent design through TDD is not promised to be better than up front design. Check it out.
Creating A Unit Testing Strategy – Part IV
I’m continuing the series about creating a unit testing strategy on Everyday Unit Testing. This time it’s about code preparations and actually writing the tests. Check it out!
Why Microsoft Makes Bad Programmers – The Sequel
My old post “Why Microsoft makes bad programmers” made waves last week on Twitter. And so, I decided to write about how I see things five years later, now that I’m not fully in the MS world. Well, basically the same. Visual Studio (and other IDEs – it’s not a Microsoft specific problem) is getting better
Creating Unit Testing Strategy – Part III
I’m continuing the series about creating a unit testing strategy on Everyday Unit Testing. This time it’s about design constraints. Check it out!
New Series: Creating A Unit Testing Strategy
I’ve started a series about how to analyze, develop and execute a strategy for unit testing a module, a feature or a bug fix. The first chapter is here. Enjoy!