On Wednesday, 13 February 2013 ��. at 9:50, stephane ducasse wrote:

+ 1

we do not need 300 pages book for tdd :)

1 You write tests first

there are red

you commit

you start writing your code so that tests are green

when they are green you commit and take a rest.

then go back point 1

One I wrote a little powerpoint slideMorph this way and it was fun. The code should be in SlideMorph on Squeaksource.

Then the environment can help you by creating on the fly method stubs and the rest.

But the key principle is there.

this one shows tdd at work

http://www.pharocasts.com/2011/03/build-xml-browser.html

http://www.pharocasts.com/2010/01/starting-with-sunit-and-debugger.html