I'm working on some code that includes database access. Does test-driven development include integration tests as well as the usual unit tests? Thanks!

Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a software development engineering practice consisting of short burst of development where a new test case covering the desired improvement or new …

TDD is not about the tests, but how the tests drive your code. So basically you are writing tests to let an architecture evolve naturally (and don't forget to refactor !!! otherwise you won't get …

Here are three reasons that TDD might help a developer/team: Better understanding of what you're going to write Enforces the policy of writing tests a little better Speeds up development …

9 There is two levels of TDD, ATDD or acceptance test driven development, and normal TDD which is driven by unit tests. I guess the relationship between TDD and design is influenced by …

Aug 3, 2014 · The title mentions "Test Driven Development", but the body of the question mentions "Test Driven Design". Which of the two is this question about? There are important, …

In TDD development, the first thing you typically do is to create your interface and then begin writing your unit tests against that interface. As you progress through the TDD process you …

Here are some guidelines: Use an isolated database for unit testing (e.g. No other test runs or activity) Always insert all the test data you intend to query within the same test Write the tests …

TDD, in the sense of "write failing test, write code to make test pass, refactor, repeat" Is usually most efficient and useful when you write unit tests. You write a unit test around just the …

Jan 26, 2013 · So clearly we need to improve the tests to cover more cases. Writing more tests will give us the specifications we need to write more code. In fact, that last implementation …