October 2013
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
9h 20m
English
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11.9 Keeping Up with the Community
TDD is a continuing exploration. New and better ideas continually arise about how to best practice TDD. I’ve personally sought to regularly incorporate new ideas about TDD over the dozen-plus years I’ve practiced it. My tests and code from 2000 disappoint me, and my tests and code from yesterday disappoint me too. That’s OK, since the cycle of TDD itself is built on the notion of continual improvement.
This section provides you with a few ideas on how to find out what’s new and interesting in the rest of the TDD world.
Reading Tests
Learning how to read code is a worthwhile skill. And an even better way to read code is to first look at the tests that describe it.
Open source projects provide an easy way to learn ...