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My name is Johnny Bigert, and I am a software developer living in Stockholm, Sweden. I specialize in object-oriented software architecture and software testability. Visit my home page (mostly in Swedish).
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Duplication-Driven Development?
What is the primary force that drives you when doing test-driven development? Surprisingly, it might just be code duplication. The book “Test-Driven Development by Example” by Kent Beck shows how code duplication springs naturally from TDD and *drives good design*. An appealing thought?
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