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Muhammad Saifuddin
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Hi Author, My question is about the statement what you have mansioned in of your reply in other thread. You said:
TDD is a development technique where you incrementally develop the production code by adding small tests and making them pass, one by one. As such, TDD is not about testing but about design and development.
what are process, which developers need to follow to design their application in TDD? is this process involve UML's diagram or any other technique. Thanks in Advance,
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Lasse Koskela
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Originally posted by Saif uddin: what are process, which developers need to follow to design their application in TDD? is this process involve UML's diagram or any other technique.
I partially answered this question in another thread. In short, TDD is agnostic about how you come up with a design other than that you should only design for the present, not the future. That's how the code level design emerges in an incremental, evolutionary manner.
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Muhammad Saifuddin
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela: TDD is agnostic about how you come up with a design other than that you should only design for the present, not the future. That's how the code level design emerges in an incremental, evolutionary manner.
Thanks for your reply, on the way, of your suggested thread. [ September 27, 2007: Message edited by: Muhammad Saifuddin ]
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