Edithistory:Comment-driven development
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| 1351480420 | 2026-04-28T06:03:08Z | OzmoOzmo | Nominated for deletion; see [[:Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Comment-driven development]]. |
| 1350183950 | 2026-04-20T16:21:14Z | Mi.Fe | I object to deleting this article. The technic is not be mixed up with "Comment Development" as described in another article. There is also a book from John Ousterhout spending a hole chapter on this technic, see Talks Page for more details. |
| 1350174450 | 2026-04-20T15:18:51Z | Mi.Fe | Added an external link to a blog this topic, that references and cites the book "A Philosophy of Software Design" written by John Ousterhout. |
| 1350120300 | 2026-04-20T08:38:35Z | OzmoOzmo | Proposing article for deletion per [[WP:PROD]]. |
| 1350119623 | 2026-04-20T08:33:16Z | OzmoOzmo | Added {{[[Template:Unreliable sources|Unreliable sources]]}} tag |
| 1316792646 | 2025-10-14T14:35:18Z | Mi.Fe | spelling corrected |
| 1316774655 | 2025-10-14T12:27:10Z | Mi.Fe | As the reference show, Comment-driven development is a real programming methodology and not same as the joking expression "Comment development". |
| 1308116350 | 2025-08-27T15:36:12Z | Mathiastck | Comment-driven development (CDD) lets you write plain-English comments that describe the code you need. GitHub Copilot reads these comments and generates the corresponding implementation, including: Classes with type hints and validation Data-processing methods Standalone functions pytest unit tests CDD reduces boilerplate and keeps your focus on business logic. https://notes.kodekloud.com/docs/GitHub-Copilot-Certification/Introduction/Comment-driven-Development Overview |
