Index_U

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UML Won t Write My Code (song), 177

Unit Test Writer (song), 183

unit testing

Camden, Rich on, 24

problems with, 188 “197

acceptance testing and, 191 “192

Aspects of Testing (VoXP), 192

Camp Regretestskiy ( satire ), 194 “197

downsides of, 190 “191

other problems, 190 “191

tests for asynchronous messaging and multithreaded systems, 188 “189

Unit Testing (VoXP), 189 “190

YAGNI 16 Tests (VoXP), 193

programming without, 197 “199

Unit Testing (VoXP), 189 “190

unit tests

described, 8

design errors and, 63

limitations of with large projects, 320

as oral documentation, 174 “175

programmers writing their own, 353

stopping writing of and problems with XP, 66

writing before code, 184 “186

up-front design

advantages of, 286 “287

basics of, 184 “186

early prototyping and, 290

vs. emergent design, 286 “287

enhancing agility with, 307

infrastructure code and, 280

managing change through, 255

vs. refactoring, 212 “218

amount required, 216 “218

benefits of up-front design, 214 “216

code as design, 212 “213

small releases and, 299

test-first design and

as complement to test-first design, 353

test-first design as complement to, 365

timing of, 287 “289

vs. YAGNI, 275

Use Case Driven Object Modeling with UML: A Practical Approach (Addison-Wesley, 1999), 22

use cases

defined, 233

vs. user stories, 232 “237

rigorousness of use cases, 236 “237

the use case, 233

use-case “driven development, 233 “235, 365

user stories and acceptance tests, 227 “245

about user stories, 229 “232

requirements and use cases instead of, 365

requirements as acceptance tests, 242 “245

summary of, 245

summary of issues regarding, 244

user stories described, 9, 228

user stories vs. acceptance tests, 228

user stories vs. requirements, 237 “242

architecture-shifting requirements, 242

requirements, 237 “239

vague requirements and non-XP projects, 240 “242

user stories vs. use cases, 232 “237

rigorousness of use cases, 236 “237

the use case, 233

use-case “driven development, 233 “235

users. See installed user bases, refactoring with