Test Driven Development. By Example

**Test Driven Development** *Kent Beck* Test-driven development (TDD) is designed to alleviate fear in the application development process. Kent Beck, the author, argues that fear can result in programmers who are hesitant, irritable, and closed off to feedback, hindering their capability to manage challenges effectively. By integrating TDD, these tendencies are reduced as it fosters open communication among programmers and prompts them to seek constructive feedback. While improving communication and addressing fear-induced behavior, managing moodiness remains a personal task, according to Beck. Fundamentally, TDD emphasizes continuous testing and refactoring of code. Through practical examples, Beck equips programmers to significantly and smoothly enhance the quality of their outputs. - **ISBN-13**: 9780321146533 - **Author**: Kent Beck - **Publisher**: Pearson Education (US) - **Language**: English - **Binding**: Softcover - **Publication Year**: 2002 - **Pages**: 240 - **Dimensions**: 234×187×16 mm - **Weight**: 418 g