Re: [Summary] If you could get your colleagues to read just one book on TDD, which would it be?
Matteo Vaccari <[email protected]>
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> The TDD by example has the most votes... partly I suspect because it is one
> of the oldest.
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I for one think it's a very good book on its own merit. There are other
good books on TDD, and GOOS is certainly one of the best, but I think it's
better to read and ponder this one first.
Matteo
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