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Few weeks ago I attended this really nice event in Krakow, Poland called Code Retreat. I went there to improve my coding skills and I was surprised that there were no Perl programmers and everyone was like "WTF. Someone still codes and actually writes tests in Perl? " :) So we did few pair programming sessions and I showed them how I do it.

Anyway - when I came home I googled for Perl TDD screencasts and found exactly 0 of them. So I started to think about recording one. Finally I managed to do so and I uploaded it to Youtube.

I did chose to try TDD Kata by Roy Osherove which has been implemented in several different languages, AutoHotKey being one of them ... :) It's been pretty nice experience for me and I found that katas are good way to improve my skill. Also, seeing myself coding helped me to reveal few things that I would like to improve in future.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unzbQYmlPys

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