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- @djaa_dja Thanks, now I get it. Just like in lkce vid, waste overwhelms work. So commitments bounded mostly by cost of waste, not team prod 1 day ago
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Monthly Archives: February 2005
Upcoming Enterprise Library web casts
Ron Jacobs will be staging a series of Enterprise Library web casts featuring the developers of each individual block. Yours truly will be interviewed about the caching block… The schedule can be found here. — bab
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Double Duty — Using Unit Tests as Documentation is published!
The article I wrote about some months ago is finally published in the February, 2005 issue of Better Software Magazine. I spent a lot of time on that article, and to see it in print is particularly satisfying. There is … Continue reading
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If you’re reading this post
Then you’ve found my new blogging home! — bab
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TDD — What about internal methods?
Over the past few months, I’ve taken part in a few chats about whether or not internal methods should be tested. One of the basic premises of TDD is that you should use it to explore, design, and implement the … Continue reading
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