A developer is a craftsman, a skilled individual driven by passion. Most developers enjoy what they do for a living, to the extent that a lot of developers choose coding as their secondary hobby in their free time. They are proud of what they develop and set high quality standards for their work. Nothing feels better than releasing new code that works well and meets users’ expectations. The user here could be the customer or the developer who developed the code themselves. This is important to realize. This sets ...
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K. El-Morabea, H. El-GaremModularizing Legacy Projects Using TDDhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7428-6_11. TDD Basics
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