[Summary] If you could get your colleagues to read just one book on TDD, which would it be?

Test Driven Development by Example (Kent Beck) + 4
GOOS + 2
Refactoring + 2
Working Effectively With Legacy Code + 2
Clean Code + 1
The Mikado Method (mikadomethod.org)
RSpec
Agile Software Development, Principles, Patterns, and Practices
Effective Unit Testing
Refactoring to patterns by Josh Kerievsky.
Osherov, The Art of Unit testing
jbrains, Responsible Design for Android - on going work, somewhat builds on
GOOS
The Agile Samurai
The Art of Agile Development.
Test Driven Development for Embedded C

Test Driven Development for Embedded C is probably the one to go for if
your problem is "How Can we Do this Stuff in C"?



The TDD by example has the most votes... partly I suspect because it is one
of the oldest.



I suspect GOOS and Responsible Design for Android have some updated ideas
in them.



I really really really like The Mikado Method <http://mikadomethod.org>



It isn't about Unit Testing... but I suspect (no, I know) it works very
well with Working Effectively With Legacy Code



I have been reading XUnit test patterns : refactoring test code



It is a bit Encyclopedic... but it has some excellent lists of principles,
test code smells and design for testability patterns.



On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 3:12 PM, John Carter <[email protected]>wrote:

> Conversely, which books would you expect a TDD master to have read?
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