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In this course, thoughtbot developers Harry Schwartz and Ian C. Anderson cover core principles of writing code with Test-Driven Development. Learn about the benefits of testing, the way testing first applies positive design pressure to your code, and how to apply TDD to your own development.

I wrote a thing! The post-script includes the rationale for why I wrote this: > _PS, this post was partially engendered by a discussion that a coworker and I had about how few mid-level blog type resources there were. It seems like everyone either writes about “How To Install Ruby for the First T...

Abstract: "A new workflow for software development (proof-driven develop- ment) is presented. An extension of test-driven development, the new workflow utilizes the paradigm of dependently typed programming. The differences in design, complexity and provability of software are discussed,...

You often hear people advocate that writing tests (unit, functional, etc.) when building software leads to less bugs in production. In this post, I am trying to demonstrate this statement by analyzing real numbers from my current job. No tests were written originally and once tests were included, I ...

"I'm offering a new product/service, the Code Read — you send me a piece (small or large) of your company's codebase, and I'll read through it with an eye towards correctness, code organization and style, common security flaws, patterns, and clarity. When finished, you'll receive a beautiful technic...