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Rasmus Nielsen
Generally, I really love reading books. I love reading *good* books even
more. It gives me this pleasant feeling of learning something new while
using my time optimally.
Therefore I spend quite some time finding the good books, and I really
hope it is OK for me bother you clever guys with this question.
Being five years late or so, I've just recently touched the surface of
TDD through online articles on the subject.
I have been using the built-in test framework in Rails a little, and now
I want to learn more about the basic theories behind driven development
as well as the best practices.
What books would you recommend for a newbie in TDD?
Thanks in advance.
- Rasmus / rrn.dk
more. It gives me this pleasant feeling of learning something new while
using my time optimally.
Therefore I spend quite some time finding the good books, and I really
hope it is OK for me bother you clever guys with this question.
Being five years late or so, I've just recently touched the surface of
TDD through online articles on the subject.
I have been using the built-in test framework in Rails a little, and now
I want to learn more about the basic theories behind driven development
as well as the best practices.
What books would you recommend for a newbie in TDD?
Thanks in advance.
- Rasmus / rrn.dk