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Pragmatic Project Automation Mike Clark |
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Pragmatic Version Control using Subversion Mike Mason |
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Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java with JUnit Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas |
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Pragmatic Version Control using CVS Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt |
Using the approaches described by Dave and Andy you can reduce greatly the number of defects you put into your code. The result will be faster development of better programs. Try these techniques
Andy and Dave have created an excellent, practical and (of course) very pragmatic guide to unit-testing, illustrated with plenty of examples using the latest version of NUnit.
As part of the Mono project, we routinely create and maintain extensive unit tests for our class libraries. This book is a fantastic introduction for those interested in creating solid code.
The Pragmatic Programmers have done it again with this highly useful guide. Aimed directly at C# programmers using the most popular unit-testing package for the language, it goes beyond the basics to show what you should test and how you should test it. Recommended for all .NET developers.
Anybody coding in .NET or, for that matter, any language, would do well to have a copy of this book, not just on their bookshelf, but sitting open in front of their monitor. Unit testing is an essential part of any programmer’s skill set, and Andy and Dave have written (yet another) essential book on the topic.
Pragmatic Unit Testing: in C# with NUnit_ helped me tremendously when I was first trying to come to grips with NUnit.
I always get a delight when reading books from the Pragmatic Programmers series. They have a tendency to be light-easy reads that nevertheless manage to hammer home the key points and touch on modern techniques and tools to boot. ... I would recommend this book to anyone who was interested in learning about unit testing or any self-taught unit-testers who wonder if they are doing it right.