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![The Scrumban [R]Evolution by Ajay Reddy](https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1437508857l/25953144._SX98_.jpg "The Scrumban [R]Evolution by Ajay Reddy")
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If you're happy slamming some code together that more or less works and you're happy never looking at the result again, TDD is not for you. TDD rests on a charmingly naïve geekoid assumption that if you write better code, you'll be more successful. TDD helps you to pay attention to the right issues at the right time so you can make your designs cleaner, you can refine your designs as you learn.
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― Test-Driven Development: By Example
― Test-Driven Development: By Example
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However, those whose souls are healed by the balm of elegance can find in TDD a way to do well by doing good. TDD is also good for geeks who form emotional attachments to code. One of the great frustrations of my young engineer's life was starting a project with great excitement, then watching the code base decay over time. A year later I wanted nothing more than to dump the now-smelly code and get on to the next project. TDD enables you to gain confidence in the code over time. As tests accumul
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― Test-Driven Development: By Example
― Test-Driven Development: By Example
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