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Test-Driven Development: By Example
Writing tests before a single line of code sounds like putting the cart before the horse—until you realize the cart might just steer you out of a coding disaster. Kent Beck’s “Test-Driven Development: By Example” flips the usual programming script, making tests the boss of your code. It’s not just about catching bugs; it’s about shaping the design, taming complexity, and maybe even calming your nerves while you’re at it.
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