Articles filed in category 'TDD':

• Behavior-Driven Development

  Extreme Programming and Scrum compliment each other, but they weren’t made from the start to fit together hand in glove.Practicing Extreme Programming and Scrum are more effective when practiced together, and even more effective when practiced togeth...

  http://codemag.com/article/0805061/Behavior-Driven-Development

• Isolating Dependencies in Tests Using Mocks and Stubs

  Unit tests are not “unit” tests if they test things other than the System Under Test (SUT).In order to test a SUT (the class to be tested), a developer must make sure that the class’s dependencies won’t interfere with its unit tests. Enter mocks and stubs.

  http://codemag.com/article/0906061/Isolating-Dependencies-in-Tests-Using-Mocks-and-Stubs

• JSLint, AngualrJS, and TDD

  Sahil explores the three cardinal rules of working on any JavaScript project and introduces some cool new tools.

  http://codemag.com/article/1601041/JSLint-AngualrJS-and-TDD

• Post Mortem: Developing the OSS Project AutoMapper

  Jimmy explores what went right and what went wrong with version 1.0 of AutoMapper.

  http://codemag.com/article/1105041/Post-Mortem-Developing-the-OSS-Project-AutoMapper

• Using Configurations to Manage SQL Server Extended Properties

  Before you start hard coding parts of your project to work with metadata in SQL Server, make sure that the functionality you want isn’t already part of the product.

  http://codemag.com/article/1105061/Using-Configurations-to-Manage-SQL-Server-Extended-Properties