Exploring Extreme Programming
Extreme Programming Explored, by William C. Wake. Addison-Wesley, 2001. Foreword by Dave Thomas (The Pragmatic Programmer). This book grew out of the XPlorations series of articles. I wrote them as I was learning XP, and relating it to my own Continue reading Extreme Programming Explored
This exercise offers you a chance to practice test-first through a series of challenges. Each challenge provides a set of tests. Your job is to write code that supports the tests. Continue reading Test-First Challenge: Spreadsheet
Tests for a(n imaginary) library query system. Continue reading Acceptance Tests for a Query System
Practice test-first programming Continue reading Stoplight: The Test/Code Cycle
Extreme Programmers write tests before they write the corresponding production code. In “test-first programming,” you start with a small test, then write just enough code to implement it, and continue with the next test until the code is done. Continue reading The Test-First Stoplight
Design patterns are interesting in themselves, but it’s useful to be able to move between patterns while refactoring a system. We’ll look at how you can move between command, interpreter, and visitor. Continue reading Command, Interpreter, Visitor
Evolve from nothing, to an item, a collection, and a composite, or back again. Continue reading From 0 to Composite (and Back Again)
XPにおけるテスト/コーディングサイクル: 第一部 モデル Continue reading The Test/Code Cycle in XP, Part 1: Model (Japanese)
XPにおけるテスト/コーディングサイクル: 第二部 GUI Continue reading The Test/Code Cycle in XP: GUI (Japanese)
paper demonstrates the development of a small bibliographic system using Extreme Programming techniques. Part 1 shows development of the model. Continue reading The Test/Code Cycle in XP, Part 1: Model