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- Sandro Mancuso
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- Software craftsman, husband, father, author, passionate about traveling and software development. Founder of the London Software Craftsmanship Community and author of Software Craftsmanship - Professionalism Pragmatism Pride. Follow me on Twitter: @sandromancuso
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Today, talking about doing a big design up-front (BDUF) sounds a bit ridiculous, right? Who would do that? That's not craftsmanship, ...
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Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference. ~Winston Churchill Not long ago, I gave a talk about Software Craftsmanshi...
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Years ago, before I caught the TDD bug, I used to love the template method pattern . I really thought that it was a great way to have an ...
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A lot of people asked me in the past if I test getters and setters (properties, attributes, etc). They also asked me if I test my builder...
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