TDD guided by Zombies, by James Grenning

Description
Have you struggled to figure out where to start with Test-Driven Development? What if ZOMBIES could help you build code that does exactly what you think it is supposed to do? What if ZOMBIES also enables you to make a test harness that can help you keep your code clean and behaving correctly for a long and useful life? What if ZOMBIES could help?
I’m not talking about those zombies! ZOMBIES is an acronym.
People new to TDD often struggle with what test to write. It’s hard to know where to start or what test to write next. It’s hard to know when you are done, and it’s scary to think you will leave some incomplete code behind. Scary! How can ZOMBIES help with scary?!

The event will be in Hybrid; folks who wish to follow the session from far away can follow through a link provided later on this page. Who can join us in Lausanne (@ socraft) and share a drink with us? We will have a networking event afterward for an exchange and continue discussing a drink and pizza.

Who's James Grenning:
James Grenning is one of the co-authors of the Agile Manifesto and the founder of Wingman Software.
His professional roots are in embedded software, so he's leading the way in introducing agile development practices to that challenging world.
In fact, in 2001, he authored and published a book called Test-Driven Development for Embedded C. He is a seasoned Extreme Programming coach and trainer who coached his first XP team in 1999.
James has contributed significantly to the agile community with his invention of Planning Poker.