Database TDD Blog Series
This page acts as a table of contents for my blog series on building an object-relational layer using test-driven development (TDD). The page will help you traverse the entire series in chronological order, instead of the blog standard of reverse chronological order.You can find my entire blog, including more recent entries, here.
- Practicing Programming
- Part 1: Practicing What I Preach
- Part 2: An Initial Implementation
- Part 3: Lots of Refactoring
- Part 4: Backing Into Tests
- Part 5: Encapsulating JDBC
- Part 6: Duplication in SQL
- Part 7: Listening to Your Pair
- Part 8: Zealotry
- Part 9: Single Responsibility Principle
- Part 10: Performance
- Part 11: Blatant Duplication
- Part 12: Domain Maps
- Part 13: Keeping Time
- Part 14: More Complex Mocking
- Part 15: Eliminating Duplication With Generics
- Part 16: Driving Tests From the Application
- Part 17: Mocking Access
- Part 18: New Types
- Part 19: Incremental Refactoring
- Part 20: Changing the Result Row to a Map
- Part 21: Revisiting Performance
- Part 22: Multiple Rows
- Part 23: Select Criteria
- Part 24: Refactoring After Breaks
- Part 25: Modifying the Application Mock
- Part 26: Prepared Statements
- Part 27: Revisiting Dusty Code
- Part 28: Generating Database Tables