6 articles tagged with “tdd”.
Introduction How to eliminate legacy code? Martin Fowler and Michael Feathers both agree that lack of tests are core factor in legacy code. With AI agents, tackling legacy code and turning it into “evergreen” code is easier than ever. What is legacy code? Ah, the familiar smell of legacy code waiting to be tackled. Do […]
What makes a test meaningful? How can tests shape better architecture? And what roles do humans and AI play? A few years ago I made a comment in a code review about a test description. That simple remark evolved into a few days’ debate that included architecture, code smells and other cool terms. How is […]
How do I approach a new feature in an open source project? How do I TDD a frontend feature? What do we use for cross-browser testing? All this and more in this live coding session recording This is the recording of the first live session. I developed a feature taken from the issues list on […]
How do you know your test is effective? How do you know your test protects you from breaking changes? And how can you do TDD without doing TDD? The best distillment of TDD taken from a TDD workshop in JFokus. We all know that tests are good, right? Reduce regressions, and increase confidence. If done […]
How to build a chrome extension, manipulate and interact with a page and publish it to the Chrome Web Store? Here’s how I created a Chrome extension that enables me to style the text in my posts and comments – and how you can do it too I post on Facebook occasionally. I guess many […]
How to avoid constant tests maintenance and regressions in your code? In this article, we will talk about a new term “the Coupling Pitfall”, what harm it is doing to your code, and a way to fix it. What are regressions and where can we catch them? Last week we had a production incident. An […]
