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Tag Archives: Books
The Art of Unit Testing
Have you gone through three years of computer science bachelor degree fun (or anything similar) and pretty much not heard a word about testing? Or have you heard from all your teachers that testing is extremely important, but never learned how to even write one? That has been the case for me. Testing is important, [...]
Wild at Heart
The other day I started reading a book called Wild at Heart. So far it has been a great book and fun to read. Certain things has already started to make a bit more sense than they did before.
Two of the many very interesting paragraphs from it:
There are three desires I find written so deeply [...]


















Test-Driven Development: By Example