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Tony Perrin Courses
Test Driven Development (TDD) with Java for beginners
4.2 (336 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1.5h- 2019
$39.99
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Most Recent Review
personally, i found this course was monotone and hard to follow as the code was being written without explanation - i prefer having things explained with reasoning behind them and sometimes explaining in a couple of different ways can help understand a concept better. The author clearly had knowledge, but i felt i was not taken on the journey with him.
- Review by Alina Lupu Nicolaescu on Test Driven Development (TDD) with Java for beginners
Instructor Bio
I am an Oracle certified Java developer with around 15 years of professional Java software development experience working as a consultant mostly in financial services, trading and start up environments though Im proud to say started my programming career on a Commodore 64 back in 1982 to create games using a software package called White Lightning which was a combination of Fortran and a graphic design editor - pretty advanced for the 1980's.
I love to learn new technologies and spend a large portion of my spare time on my Mac Book Pro hooked up to a few Raspberry Pi's, or taking a deep dive in to a new framework to always be learning.
I mentor junior developers through the London Java Community's Slack program and I try to get along to tech talks and presentations whenever I can. I'm always happy to talk and discuss tech and best practices and I'm always keen to learn more from other like minded developers.
