A great motivational talk on convincing managers to think about TDD to improve development.
Besides, the message is clear and already heard a lot here at the conference: TDD improves your code, makes your code base more solid and will cost less time maintaining the code. TDD FTW!!!
Great talk about TDD, there were some great arguments about convincing managers to take your side. At least, that is my experience with TDD (trying to convince management it's a good idea)
I found that «Introducing TDD to your project» felt like a university class where professors tells you a lot about how awesome it is and why you should use it, but not really how in a practical way and more importantly in real life in a real company confronting real managers. Seemed a bit like hippie talk to me «this is awesome so if you're not using it, you're doomed». But nonetheless, interesting stuff about continuous integration, unit tests and how you should start writing tests even before coding. Seems a bit extreme to me, but why not... I prefer my way of doing things or at least integrating unit tests but only after the code is done. All in all, interesting talk.
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A great motivational talk on convincing managers to think about TDD to improve development.
Besides, the message is clear and already heard a lot here at the conference: TDD improves your code, makes your code base more solid and will cost less time maintaining the code. TDD FTW!!!
great talk about the advantages of tdd and how to implement this in your company
Great talk about TDD, there were some great arguments about convincing managers to take your side. At least, that is my experience with TDD (trying to convince management it's a good idea)
Interesting! 'really loved the part on convincing managers of TDD...
I found that «Introducing TDD to your project» felt like a university class where professors tells you a lot about how awesome it is and why you should use it, but not really how in a practical way and more importantly in real life in a real company confronting real managers. Seemed a bit like hippie talk to me «this is awesome so if you're not using it, you're doomed». But nonetheless, interesting stuff about continuous integration, unit tests and how you should start writing tests even before coding. Seems a bit extreme to me, but why not... I prefer my way of doing things or at least integrating unit tests but only after the code is done. All in all, interesting talk.