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One of the problems I faced is that the university didn't teach TDD, I couldn't find any books about TDD and every single programming course didn't even have a section about TDD. It's like this was some kind of secret knowledge that only few had. I was only able to learn TDD when I joined one corporation and it was like a new world to me. I tried to learn as much as I could and then carry that to next jobs. It's better now, but I feel like this knowledge is somehow still not shared as much. People still, when they create a course, they commit little time to testability and explaining how you can validate what they say. I find it frustrating then when new people come to work, they severely lack testing skills and that is not a fault of their own, just there is very little real world examples and tutorials. Some open source projects have good tests coverage so that's a great way to learn.
parent varispeed 5 years ago

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