uhhm, i might not be *the* right person to answer this but:
test driven development (TDD) is a pretty open field in pretty much
anything. it mostly boils down to testing that when you give a function
some input you get the proper output.
methodology wise there's pretty much no certain paradigm to follow, or
rather they range from writing full coverage tests before actual code and
testing whole ranges of types vs not writing any tests at all.
what i just thought up as a neat methodology would be not writing tests
at all unless you encounter a bug and then try to locate the bug through
testing and fix it.
for clearer advice you might want to state your question more specifically.
On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 2:14 PM, graham telfer <gakouse...@hotmail.com>wrote:
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> Test driven development completely baffles me. Any advice on this topic
> and how to make effective use of Factor's tools?
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