So here is the final of is TDD dead conversations that we've been having over the past few weeks.

And this time round the three of us are going to tackle some of the questions that have come

up.

We've been having the Q&A app on the Google Plus system up to put together the questions and we still

have that app up ongoing so if you want to add a question to our concern for us to think

about do add it to the app or use your vote on the existing questions we are going to be

influenced fairly strongly by

how many votes go on questions and we're not necessarily going to be

completely influenced by that but that certainly is going to be a factor we're

going to look at the higher numbers first and the basic way we're going to do

this is going to be a longer session we're going to aim at perhaps up to an hour the first half an

hour or so we are going to look at answering these questions and then for the final half

an hour so we're going to try and sum up what we've learned and what appers feelings are

about this whole topic for that first part where we're doing the Q&A, we're going to take turns and each of us

is going to pick a question and begin to answer it, give the opportunity for other people

to answer it and then pick somebody else to answer the next one and we'll go around in a flow

like that.

And since I'm starting, I get to pick the first

person who has to pick something so David it's you.

Excellent. Well let me just pick the one we have straight from the top

Mike Harris is asking what is an example of an open source project which has

test induced design damage? What is an example of a project that does TDD right I think that that would be wonderful if we had a clear

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