Kent BeckTest Driven Development: By Example [paperback] Kent Beck [Jan 01, 2007]…

Must read before deciding whether you want to adopt TDD or not. You will probably start doing TDD.After reading this book I find myself far less skeptical about the practical usability of TDD.

Do I need to review? :)When its Kent Beck, you are sure to learn few interesting and practical aspect of software development. :)Have not read the entire book as of now, But, this is the book you must read if you are considering TDD seriously.

You may not get the immediate satisfaction of having gathered a huge amount of knowledge after reading this book, but some practices illustrated in this book are very important and useful. And once you start putting to use the learnings from this book, you will start to realise the power of TDD, especially in complex projects. I would have enjoyed this book even more if the subject of TDD had been treated with a little more rigour. I'd definitely recommend reading "Clean Code" along with this to get maximum benefit.

Nice book to start with TDD

TDD should be studied and practiced using this book.

Worth reading for every software engineer l.

I bought this book for content only, but they never mentioned it is old used one, I am expecting new book but got the old used one. Not happy with the given product

The book covers most of the basics that needs to be known for Test driven development.If you are starting to learn TDD, then this is a book you should opt for.Though, being a little experience in TDD, I didn't find this book very useful. It doesn't speak about development of a new functionality or extending something in a existing system (with weak tests or no tests) using TDD. Also the example taken is very basic, without mocks, stubs and matchers, without which testing is very hard in the practical systems.Go for it if you are a beginner, otherwise move on to some advanced book.

Essencial para desenvolvedores. Vá direto a fonte.

This review is for the kindle edition. The content of the book itself is fine, but it's a code heavy book and the Kindle has absolutely no formatting. I tried slogging through and understand the code examples without the formatting, but 30% into the book I realized I am getting list too easily and gave up. And this is when I am very interested in the topic and find the content valuable.Don't waste your money on a kindle edition, it's completely useless.

TDD gold standard. Clear explanations, good process advice.Worth the time to read.

To be honest I didn't expect a lot from this book. I expected a lot of preaching and very few techniques on how to do TDD. But I was very pleasantly surprised from the very first chapter. I loved the both parts of the book with different projects. The thing I loved most was that it contained information of why's and when's of TDD. It very well expanded on the information of different TDD cycle parts. I found the information on refactoring (blue) part most.Regardless — I'd recommend at least a little bit of real-life exposure to TDD before reading this book, but YMMV.

Très bien écrit et à la hauteur de mes attentes. Thank you Kent Beck ;-)