Lorenzo Barbieri @ Weblogs.Asp.Net

Shake your thoughts... Confessions of a MSF and .NET addicted
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Book: Test-Driven Development in Microsoft.NET

At last UGIdotNet workshop (22th, June) I received this book.

Yesterday I started reading it, and it was so cool that I've already finished it, from cover to cover.

The book is really well done, it explains TDD without being too abstract. In fact, every step is explained with a practical example.

If you need a book that explains not only the theory, but also how to use NUnit to obtain your results, this is the right one.

Comments

Jeff Julian said:

If you would like, we have a discussion going about this book at the .NET Book Club and would enjoy gathering your input as well.
# July 15, 2004 9:45 AM

Lorenzo Barbieri said:

I'm leaving for vacation at the end of this week...
Perhaps when I come back :-)
# July 15, 2004 9:50 AM

David Hayden said:

I have contemplated buying this book, but opinions are at extreme opposites. People either hated it or loved it, but never go into depth to support their opinion. I wish a local bookstore had it so I could check it out for myself as I am interested in TDD.

After your vacation, maybe you could explain more on why you like it so much. Thanks.
# July 15, 2004 10:15 AM
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