[bmomb]

I'm gonna start writing more, i giving myself more time to code and review.

Do you have any recommendations on TDD books?

[suls]

Hands down the best book. Plus the authors are really nice guys! http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com

[kerberos84]

I challenge your best book with the book of Kent Beck (founder of TDD) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Test-Driven-Development-Addison-Wes...

[suls]

I was hoping someone would mention it! While it is a good book as well (and Kent Beck has many of them!) I tend to describe his book as 1st generation TDD. It certainly was a great breakthrough in 2002 but it misses some very good thoughts that only came later (and to give credit: probably only thanks to his book). So, GOOS for me is the 2nd generation of TDD. Especially part II is invaluable to give as a reading and thinking exercise for my new devs.

[theptip]

+1 for this recommendation, even if you don't buy into TDD after reading it, it also covers a lot of great OOP principles as well.