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Thu, 17 Jul 2003
Test-first is a command line interpreter for non-interactive languages
Sometimes the lights just go on. This might not be that enlightening for curly brace programmers, but it was for me. Patrick Logan has a great observation about the way that programmers work in languages with a command line interpreter.
I do think that there's more discipline in TDD, which would help developers in interpreted languages. The testing part isn't always that explicit -- taking up the discipline of saving the tests to be repeated is good.
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I do think that there's more discipline in TDD, which would help developers in interpreted languages. The testing part isn't always that explicit -- taking up the discipline of saving the tests to be repeated is good.
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