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Test-Driven Java Development
Invoke TDD principles for end-to-end application
development with Java
Viktor Farcic
Alex Garcia
BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI
Test-Driven Java Development
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First published: August 2015
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Credits
Authors
Viktor Farcic
Alex Garcia
Reviewers
Muhammad Ali
Jeff Deskins
Alvaro Garcia
Esko Luontola
Commissioning Editor
Julian Ursell
Acquisition Editor
Reshma Raman
Content Development Editor
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Technical Editors
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Proofreader
Safis Editing
Indexer
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Production Coordinator
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About the Authors
Viktor Farcic
is a software architect. He has coded using a plethora of languages,
starting with Pascal (yes, he is old), Basic (before it got the Visual prefix), ASP
(before it got the .Net suffix) and moving on to C, C++, Perl, Python, ASP.Net, Visual
Basic, C#, JavaScript, and so on. He has never worked with Fortran. His current
favorites are Scala and JavaScript, even though he works extensively on Java. While
writing this book, he got sidetracked and fell in love with Polymer and GoLang.
His big passions are test-driven development (TDD), behavior-driven development
(BDD), Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment (CI/CD).
He often speaks at community gatherings and conferences and helps different
organizations with his coaching and training sessions. He enjoys constant change
and loves working with teams eager to enhance their software craftsmanship skills.
He loves sharing his experiences on his blog,
http://TechnologyConversations.com
.
I would like to thank a lot of people who have supported me during
the writing of this book. The people at Everis and Defie (companies
I worked with earlier) provided all the support and encouragement
I needed. The technical reviewers, Alvaro Garcia, Esko Luontola,
Jeff Deskins, and Muhammad Ali, did a great job by constantly
challenging my views, my assumptions, and the quality of the code
featured throughout the examples. Alvaro provided even more help
by writing the Legacy Code chapter. His experience and expertise
in the subject were an invaluable help. The Packt Publishing team
was very forthcoming, professional, and always available to provide
guidance and support. Finally, I'd like to give a special thanks to my
daughter, Sara, and wife, Eva. With weekdays at my job and nights
and weekends dedicated to this book, they had to endure months
without the support and love they deserve. This book is dedicated to
"my girls".

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