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[huville]

Huville Makerspace is a proud sponsor of Rails Bridge Boston, Feb 22/23 on the MIT campus.

Get in touch with Matt, Doug, or Brian to set up a visit (no grilling/interviewing) to learn about our space, our people, our clients, our products, and where we might be able to team up on a project. Together we are a collection of boutique agencies covering full-stack engineering, branding, visual design, entrepreneurship  product and user experience design, photography, stratgegy, and more in a collaborative setting. We're looking forward to you stopping by.

Huville Makerspace is located in leafy Huron Village, off Brattle Street between Harvard Square and Fresh Pond, on the 72 bus line.

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If you have 40 minutes and aren't familiar with building up a technical design based on simple, then more complex test cases, you may want to watch this talk from last night's BostonRB.

Jim Weirich did a masterful job of presenting a live coding session. 

I picked up these TDD principals around 2001 (reading Kent Beck's book), and haven't looked back.

I perform this type of live coding / technical design for clients/colleagues, using the project-at-hand's code base.

It's an excellent technique for revealing/understanding a problem domain and building up a technical design.

Contact me and/or stop by Huville Makerspace if you'd like to learn ways to progress with this technique!