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He has been one of the former practitioners of Agile Methodologies, particularly eXtreme Programming with a great experience in difficult practices like TDD, ContinuousIntegration, build pipelines and evolutionary design. It starts building software with a focus on the architecture, applying best practices, and TDD & CI.
Jim Highsmith, Agile ProjectManagement: Creating Innovative Products. The obvious way to eliminate this is to take advantage of pair programming and mentoring, which provides a sort of continuous review of code being woven into team operations. If teams are not in CI/CD, TDD and BDD lose much of their value.
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As a medium-sized company, we don’t follow the Test Driven Development (TDD) approach. Also, some of its disadvantages include: With TDD, your team will find itself spending too much time even in straightforward implementations. Despite the lack of TDD implementation, we are always in the never-ending bug chase. And so do we.
As a medium-sized company, we don’t follow the Test Driven Development (TDD) approach. Also, some of its disadvantages include: With TDD, your team will find itself spending too much time even in straightforward implementations. Despite the lack of TDD implementation, we are always in the never-ending bug chase.
As a medium-sized company, we don’t follow the Test Driven Development (TDD) approach. Also, some of its disadvantages include: With TDD, your team will find itself spending too much time even in straightforward implementations. Despite the lack of TDD implementation, we are always in the never-ending bug chase.
Having had different roles as software developer, software architect, projectmanager, Scrum Master, Product Owner, coach&trainer and head of software development he can rely on plenty of experience in a variety of settings and industries. Also, he is a co-author of the book “Software Architecture Metrics” book.
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