Nice shipping list. Some practices to write better C#/.NET code – CodeProject.
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Phil Haack (best known as ex Microsoft and NuGet leader, now at GitHub) shared an alternative and clever way to organize test classes, using a nested class for every method of parent class: Structuring Unit Tests. Then look at some tweaks here Zen Coding: Structuring Unit Tests, especially about avoid duplication of code when you [...]
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Software testing antipatterns… pay attention! 7 Deadly Sins of Automated Software Testing « Adrian Smith.
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What is THE BIT? Another great UncleBob‘s lesson about TDD and unit testing relevance while developing software. Flipping the Bit | 8th Light.
READ MORE »Writing maintainable code is hard. It must be understandable, testable and readable. Any one of these can be tricky, and together they seem pretty daunting. Thankfully, Michael Williamson makes it look easy to become a code craftsman. via Writing Maintainable Code.
READ MORE »Un excursus completo ed approfondito sulla progettazione dei test case. via Programmazione.it :: Linee guida per la progettazione di test case: introduzione.
READ MORE »Behavior Driven Development (BDD) is being increasingly seen as an alternative way to approach Test Driven Development. SpecFlow and NSpec are popular frameworks for BDD in .NET. They help create test specifications that are easy to read even for non-programmers and allow the design of the software to be driven by it’s purpose. via InfoQ: [...]
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NSpec is a BDD framework for .NET of the xSpec (context/specification) flavor. NSpec is intended to be used to drive development through specifying behavior at the unit level. NSpec is heavily inspired by RSpec and built upon the NUnit assertion library. via NSpec – BDD style unit testing in .Net.
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Here are a few technical steps which have to be made before you change project management styles. via Ground Zero: Starting Agile Development from Scratch | Agile Zone.
READ MORE »Ok, I’m guilty: I never spent much time studying algorithms (but don’t tell to Don, please). Maybe this time could be the right time. From Eric blog: “Buy this book if you do ANY serious programming“. Source: Eric Wendelin’s Blog – Best algorithms book I ever read
Don’t waste time reading boring books… Poor Man’s Agile: Scrum in 5 Simple Steps at Scott Porad.
I’m still experimenting with Dialogue Sheets for Retrospectives (the download page, and my earlier blog entry) and so are other people. Of the feedback I’ve had so far it has been overwhelmingly positive. Perhaps people who aren’t positive don’t bother trying them. via Retrospectives – common or not, a small survey | Agile Zone.
HTC tells Apple to try competing, rather than suing Fear, uh? Related articles HTC "disappointed" at Apple’s lack of fair play (9to5mac.com) HTC calls out Apple for competing in courts, not on products (slashgear.com) Apple using lawsuits instead of ‘competing fairly,’ says HTC (electronista.com)
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