Putting the D&D in TDD
Are you tired of TDD workshops that make you do boring things like calculate bowling scores and prime factors or demonstrate how to win at the game of life? If so, this is the session for you! In this TDD workshop we will be building the domain model for EverCraft -- a new MMORPG from Blizzards of the Coast. We have lots of story cards prepared covering features from combat to magic, classes to spells, and races to items. Plus, we'll be defining some of these cards during the session in case you want that +9 knife of ogre slaying or enjoy casting magic missile at the darkness. This workshop is language agnotisic and for all levels of developers. The focus is on TDD and emergent design but pair programming will be covered as well. The only requirement is that you bring a laptop and that you be able to test-drive you code with your language of choice. When you are done you will emerge a better programmer for the experience but there is small chance you will have a craving for Cheetos and Mountain Dew.
Recommandé
Contenu connexe
Tendances
Tendances (17)
Similaire à Putting the D&D in TDD
Similaire à Putting the D&D in TDD (20)
Plus de Guy Royse
Plus de Guy Royse (8)
Dernier
Dernier (20)
Putting the D&D in TDD
- 1. Putting the D&D in TDD
- 2. George Walters II Developer Lead Northwoods Consulting Partners walterg2@gmail.com ❖ @walterg2
- 3. Guy Royse Developer Evangelist Nexosis guy@nexosis.com ❖ @guyroyse
- 4. Adjusting the Levels ❖ Interrupt Us ❖ All Levels Session - Covering some basics ❖ Not Selling TDD - Showing how not why - The experience will show the why ❖ We Expect You to Pair ❖ Language Agnostic - Ruby, Java, .NET, JavaScript, Haskell, Scala, Go, Python, Swift… we don’t care ❖ You Know Your Tools - We’re not here to teach you JUnit, Jasmine, or RSpec
- 5. Katas
- 7. Adjusting the Levels ❖ Introduction ❖ TDD & Ping Pong Pairing ❖ Coding! ❖ Interspective - tell us how it’s going - reflect on what you’ve learned ❖ Lunch - the conference does this, we ain’t feedin’ ya ❖ Moar Coding! ❖ Retrospective ❖ And the Winner Is…
- 8. Our Character Sheets 5th Level Facilitator ❖ +5 to Teaching: can help and teach almost any student ❖ Bonus Feats: TDD & Pair Programming ❖ Kata Mastery: have mastered the Evercraft Kata and can help if pairs get log-jammed 1st Level Product Owner ❖ Ideation: can form general ideas for a product at will but won’t know exactly what they want ❖ Clarity: given a question on requirements can unerringly answer it ❖ Agile Advocate: can promote Pairing, TDD and other Agile engineering practices to the business 3 times per day
- 9. Questions?
- 10. TDD & Ping Pong Pairing
- 11. A Brief History
- 12. Test-Driven Development Write a Failing Test Code Just Enough to Make it Pass Refactor Your Crappy Code
- 13. Ping Pong Pairing Write a Failing Test Code Just Enough to Make it Pass Refactor Your Crappy Code
- 14. Dos & Don’ts Do… ❖ …start with a failing test. ❖ …write tests that become more and more specific. ❖ …write code that becomes more and more generic. ❖ …take turns writing tests, coding, and refactoring. ❖ …kibitz while pairing. ❖ …consider keeping a list of tests you need to write. Don’t... ❖ …write more than one test at a time. ❖ …have more than one assert in a test. ❖ …write any more code than is needed to make the current test pass. ❖ …code alone.
- 15. Questions?
- 16. Evercraft
- 18. Pair Up
- 19. During the Kata ❖ Ask Questions - as product owners, we might not know what we want - as facilitators, we might have gaps in our material ❖ Present Ideas - as product owners, we might like them more ❖ Code the Model Only ❖ Don’t Mess with Coding the Dice - it’s not worth the hassle
- 20. Go Forth and Code Evercraft
- 23. Hack & Slash Coding? Evercraft
- 24. The Deepest Level of the Dungeon Evercraft
- 25. Retrospective
- 27. Guy Royse Developer Evangelist Nexosis guy@nexosis.com ❖ @guyroyse George Walters II Developer Lead Northwoods Consulting Partners walterg2@gmail.com ❖ @walterg2