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Ok. It might be up later then.S.
Sent from a device without a keyboard. Please excuse brevity, errors, and embarrassing autocorrections.Searched for a few keywords using http://www.youtube.com/user/GotoConferences/search , but no luck so far.
On Saturday, 11 January 2014 23:20:31 UTC, Steve Freeman wrote:There might be one from goto.S.
Sent from a device without a keyboard. Please excuse brevity, errors, and embarrassing autocorrections.Hello Steve,>I have a talk of my own, "TDD, that's not what we meant"That reminds me....I remember that just before Christmas I saw some tweets about you presenting it @BCS Edinburgh.I resolved to look for your slides after Christmas, but forgot about it. Thank you for reminding me.Found them on Edinburgh's BCS site: http://edinburgh.bcs.org/events/2012-13/131204.pdfPlease let me know if I am mistaken in assuming there is no video recording of the talk.Philip.
On Saturday, 11 January 2014 10:12:26 UTC, Steve Freeman wrote:I have a talk of my own, "TDD, that's not what we meant"
What most people have missed is the feedback part of TDD, that brittle test suites are often a sign that the code isn't well factored enough.
Ian's talk pretty much says that, I haven't seen the others. There is an awful lot of bad mocking out there (some of which I perpetrated myself). We now understand better that it's about thinking in terms of objects that provide and use services. There is no such thing as too much or too little use of mocks, just appropriate or not.
Well, this is a reasonable and competent presentation, but I was sometimes frustrated not to see the slides!
So, note to the film crew: film the slide as well as the presenter – or make a link to the slides.
(Or ideally do as InfoQ does – show both sync’d).
John D.
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