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Darrell Norton

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Darrell Norton is a consultant for CapTech Ventures.
Test-Driven Development in 1985 Posted: Feb 28, 2005 8:03 AM
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Test-Driven Development in 1985:

“The code was extraordinarily well-documented and there was a test word for every word in the program, as well as a word that ran all the tests as an automatic suite so that we could check for side-effects whenever we made a change. It is to these methods I attribute the nearly unique accomplishment of Information Appliance: a piece of commercial general-purpose software in which no bugs were ever discovered. We had the same splendid results in designing the Canon Cat.”

Jef Raskin on the Swyft information applicance. Jef passed away this weekend.

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