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Professional Test Driven Development with C#: Developing Real World Applications with TDD James Bender, Jeff McWherter
Publisher: Wrox

NET MVC 4 application using TDD (Test Driven Development) and Moq. In this case, specifications are all about modeling requirements, not real-world entities. To keep the code working, TDD encourages development in small steps under the protection and confidence of passing tests which properly validate the desired behavior of the system. Also, I've created them by a process of extracting methods, and searching for responsibilities (and thus, creating other objects), so I've started with a single class which was fully tested. Our sample test data looks like this: . NET professionals published once every two months. Beautiful case for TDD, really. As part of the analysis, we have a clearly defined input data, and expected outcomes, with examples. NET project template for VS 2012 available yet, I'm going to skip this step and add a standard C# class library for the Unit Tests project. This month's edition features hot topics like ASP.NET MVC4, SignalR, Knockout.js, jsRender, TDD, Visual Studio ALM, HTML5, SharePoint, Windows Azure and Metro Applications amongst others. This blog is all about software development as a craft. Professional Test Driven Development with C#: Developing Real World Applications with TDD. Something that sadly never happens in the real life. This time, we'll dive into a simple Test First example using the principles of Test-Driven Development along with some of the Behavior-Driven Development concepts introduced last time.