Professional Test Driven Development with C#: Developing Real World Applications with TDD James Bender, Jeff McWherter
Publisher: Wrox

Professional Test Driven Development with C# Published: 2011-05-10 | ISBN: 047064320X | PDF | 360 pages | 44 MB Start working with test driven development processes to build better applications. We created the With the DevExpress Clinical Study Demo, our goal was to show that DevExpress MVC Extensions fit well with the MVC approach and that real world applications can be made easily with DevExpress MVC extensions. Using real-life examples driven by unit tests, Johansen shows how to use TDD to gain greater confidence in your code base, so you can fearlessly refactor and build more robust, maintainable, and reliable javascript code at lower cost. Posts Related to Professional Test Driven Development with C#: Developing Real World Applications with TDD. Throughout, he addresses crucial issues A time-saving approach. The colors are soft and the overall look is professional, clean, and light. The demo shows that DevExpress MVC extensions can be used with Test-Driven Development (TDD) approach and are not a roadblock in any way. The best approach is, you start with Model Driven Development and that's how the real world systems are made, that is you develop blueprint / prototype / model of the system first and then go for the development of it. NET column: I'm going to talk about a feature of Visual Studio 2012 (which you're probably not using yet) and, furthermore, a feature only available in the Ultimate edition (and you'll probably be using the Professional edition). Book Description This book is a step by step tutorial in developing a real-world application using the incremental and iterative approach to software development. But it's It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Test-Driven Development (TDD). During my professional career I have noticed many times that we know some process, say Test driven (TDD) or Agile, is great but we don't know when it is feasible. The big If your tests are driven by your data, and your data keeps changing, how do you to ensure that you get the "right" answer in your automated tests? I am using Model Driven Development and Agile .