Implement features using test-driven development with public interface tests.
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Implementing features can be unreliable when changes occur, so this Skill provides a disciplined approach to ensure behavior is proven through tests that exercise public interfaces rather than internals.
Write a failing test for the desired behavior, then implement the minimal code to pass it.
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Pragmatic test-driven development lets you implement features by verifying behavior through public interfaces rather than internals. You write tests that exercise observable public APIs, ensuring changes remain reliable without coupling tests to private details.
The one-test-one-implementation loop is a test-driven development cycle where you write a single failing test for desired behavior, then implement minimal code to pass it. You iterate this red-green-refactor process until the feature is complete.
Test-driven development provides pragmatic guidance for UI and integration glue code when necessary, while prioritizing test-first logic for core behavior. You focus test-first discipline on core logic and boundary contracts, applying pragmatic approaches to UI code.
Pragmatic TDD supports end-to-end development from feature concept to working slice using a tracer-bullet workflow. It applies clear red-green-refactor rules, proving behavior through public interfaces as you incrementally build the feature.
You should avoid testing private internals during feature development because tests should validate observable behavior through public APIs. Testing internals couples tests to implementation details, making changes unreliable and increasing maintenance burden when refactoring.
mkaczkowskiAutomates the Red-Green-Refactor cycle enforcing test-first practice for code changes.
NeverSightWrite integration-style tests for public interfaces to drive red-green-refactor cycles.
alexsandrocruzEnforce test-driven development with red-green-refactor cycles and failing tests first.
TheBushidoCollectiveConduct Three Amigos sessions and produce executable scenarios for BDD workflows.
