Java?„? EE 5 Tutorial, The (3rd Edition) - page 1
- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- Microsoft Extreme Programming Adventures in C
- Foreword
- Introduction
- System Requirements
- Support
- Sound Bites
- Extreme Programming
- Extreme Programming Values
- Extreme Programming Practices
- Is It XP?
- Chapter 1: XML Notepad Stories
- Initial Vision
- Learn from the Best
- Petzold Notepad Version 1
- Handling Keyboard Events
- Shaping the Release
- Stories for Initial Release
- Subsequent Iterations and Releases
- The XProgramming Format
- Chapter 2: Testing with NUnit
- NUnit
- Setting Up NUnit
- Finding a Simple Pattern
- Paired Tags
- Paired Unknown Tags
- Unmatched Tags
- What s Left?
- A Short Look at Debugging Under NUnit
- The Debug Startup Program
- Attach to the NUnit Process
- Choosing a Technique
- Summary
- Chapter 3: A Pressing Matter
- Handling the Enter
- It Didn t Work
- What s Next?
- Chapter 4: Extracting the Model
- The Basic Plan
- The Refactoring
- What s Next?
- Chapter 5: Expressing Ideas
- Commenting for Clarity
- Commenting Means Not Done
- We Need Some Tests Here
- Some Additional Tests
- The Starting Code
- The Current Code
- What s Next?
- A Little Refactoring: That Ugly Get
- Get Rid of the Text Copy
- Observations and Conclusions
- Reflecting Back
- Current Code
- Chapter 6: The First Customer Acceptance Test
- OK, We Need a Test
- The Test Runs
- Imagine a Long Delay...
- Test from a File
- Test a Lot of Files
- Still to Come
- Chapter 7: Warts and All
- Do You Have a Test for That?
- The First Test Worked
- There s Only One Thing to Do
- We Need an Object
- Conclusions for Today
- Further Reflection
- Upgrading the Code Manager
- Chapter 8: The InputCommand Object
- Cleaning the Lines
- Building SelectionStart
- Chapter 9: Story One Is Done
- Cleaning the Code
- InputCommand Refactoring
- Smaller Details
- Conclusions
- Ship It
