May 2009
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
8h 28m
English
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I once consulted for a large development shop that produced billing software. They had over 10,000 developers and mixed .NET, Java, and C++ in products, subproducts, and intertwined projects. The software had existed in one form or another for over five years, and most of the developers were tasked with maintaining and building on top of existing functionality.
My job was to help several divisions (using all languages) learn test-driven development techniques. For about 90 percent of the developers I worked with, this never became a reality for several ...
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