2020-10-03, 13:00–13:40 (America/Mexico_City), Best Practices
Language: English
Test-Driven Development (TDD) has been around for almost twenty years and, despite the claims of its followers, many developers aren't impressed and just don't do it. But wait, TDD is a foundational practice for agile development and things like DevOps, and succeeding with Microservices. So what's a developer to do? Come to this session. You’ll leave understanding the real problem with TDD and knowing how to succeed with it.
This is an updated version of a talk I gave at DevNexus in 2019. It was well-received then and I think this version will do even better.
Burk is a long-time programmer and software architect, with experience in multiple languages including Java and JavaScript. He’s a Java Champion who had presented at multiple conferences including ConnectTech, DevNexus, and JavaOne, and contributed to three of the “97 Things” books published by O’Reilly.
Burk works as a Solution Architect for Daugherty Business Solutions where he’s focused on finding ways to deliver better code in less time, and teaching others how to do the same thing.