文档介绍：ptg
Praise for Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests
“The authors of this book have led a revolution in the craft of programming by controlling
the environment in which software grows. Their Petri dish is the mock object, and their
microscope is the unit test. This book can show you how these tools introduce a
repeatability to your work that would be the envy of any scientist.”
—Ward Cunningham
“At last a book, suffused with code, that exposes the deep symbiosis between TDD and
OOD. The authors, pioneers in test-driven development, have packed it with principles,
practices, heuristics, and (best of all) anecdotes drawn from their decades of professional
experience. Every software craftsman will want to pore over the chapters of worked
examples and study the advanced testing and design principles. This one’s a keeper.”
—Robert C. Martin
“Design is often discussed in depth, but without empiricism. Testing is often promoted,
but within the narrow definition of quality that relates only to the presence or absence of
defects. Both of these perspectives are valuable, but each on its own offers little more than
the sound of one hand clapping. Steve and Nat bring the two hands together in what
deserves—and can best be described as—applause. With clarity, reason, and humour,
their tour de force reveals a view of design, testing, code, objects, practice, and process ptg
that pelling, practical, and overflowing with insight.”
—Kevlin Henney, co-author of Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture
and 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know
“Steve and Nat have written a wonderful book that shares their software craftsmanship
with the rest of the world. This is a book that should be studied rather than read, and
those who invest sufficient time and energy into this effort will be rewarded with superior
development skills.”
—David Vydra, publisher,
“This book presents a unique vision of test-driven development. It describes the mature
form of