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Growing Object-Oriented Software: Guided by Tests
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It's sort of like if you want to know, you pretty to read growing object-oriented software guided by tests. One of the worst titled books in existence written by a couple of friends of mine. Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce.
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Growing Object-Oriented Software: Guided by Tests by Freeman Steve is an influential software engineering text that details the principles and practices of test-driven development from a London school perspective. On The Pragmatic Engineer podcast episode Building resilient systems with Sam Newman, guest Sam Newman recommended the publication to listeners seeking a deep understanding of test-driven development and extreme programming concepts. Sam humorously remarked that it possessed one of the worst titles in existence while noting that it was written by a couple of his friends, Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce. The recommendation served to guide developers toward robust testing methodologies and object-oriented design patterns that promote better software architecture and maintainability over time.
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Sam Newman It's sort of like if you want to know, you pretty to read growing object-oriented software guided by tests.… 1
“It's sort of like if you want to know, you pretty to read growing object-oriented software guided by tests. One of the worst titled books in existence written by a couple of friends of mine. Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce.”