We wrote almost everything in there with TDD in mind, actually.

But there is very little in there about the actual process of TDD (triangulation, fake-it-till-you-make-it, etc.). It's not even mentioned in the index :-)

Loads of useful info on how to use a bunch of great tools of course. It is an excellent book! Just not something I'd give to somebody who wanted to learn how to do TDD.

For that I would personally recommend:

• Test Driven Development: By Example - some folk find this too simplistic, but I personally find that there's a lot of power in those simple examples.
• Test Driven Development: A Practical Guide - the one that most folk who dislike Beck's TDD: By Example seem to like. I like it too - but prefer the TDD: By Example
• Extreme Programming Adventures in C# - yes an MS press book about C#. Still has some darn fine examples of using TDD in practice.

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