Discipline and practices of TDD: (test driven development)

Authors:
Steven Fraser;Dave Astels;Kent Beck;Barry Boehm;John McGregor;James Newkirk;Charlie Poole
Affiliations:
Independent Consultant;Adaption Software;Three Rivers Institute;USC;Clemson University;Microsoft;Poole Consulting
Venue:
OOPSLA '03 Companion of the 18th annual ACM SIGPLAN conference on Object-oriented programming, systems, languages, and applications
Year:
2003

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Abstract

This panel brings together practitioners with experience in Agile and XP methodologies to discuss the approaches and benefits of applying Test Driven Development (TDD). The goal of TDD is clean code that works. The mantra of TDD is: write a test; make it run; and make it right. Open questions to be addressed by the panel include: - How are TDD approaches to 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 approaches to solve the ubiquitous issue of scalability.