Justin VanWinkle justin-vanwinkle

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Test-Driven Development -- by Craig Oliver (https://github.com/PurpleGuitar)

A software development approach that emphasizes short, rapid cycles where tests are written before implementation.

Start with requirements
For each requirement, write one or more test cases that will demonstrate correct behavior when they pass
- (At this point, all new test cases probably fail, or even don't compile. That's OK. in fact, that's part of the point.)
Write code until all tests pass, both new tests and existing regression tests.
Refactor code as needed, making sure all tests still pass.

Books:
Leading Lean Software
Reinventing Organizations - Frederick L.

Exercises

Agile Pizza - A painful game to play where you will probably get in a fight with your team and learn a lot about yourselves and how you work under pressure.
Coin game (flip coins and pass to next player) - Shows that removing impediments (processes, positions, management) can only assist in higher delivery rates when the measure of success is working software. (The deployment process is an unnecessary time loss for developers. This should be done by devops or sys admins where possible.)
Numbers game - Shows the cost of context switching
Card game - shows the cost of interruptions and poor workstreams. Shows the benefit of swarming in the end by rallying around single issues as a team.

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