Async Git-stash workflow enables test test-driven development

This blog post discusses an async git-stash workflow for test-driven development. It showcases a workflow for developing systems and components top-down while using Git stash to enable asynchronous development and store dependency information. The post provides a shell script example for developing a C++ library for a computer named DeepThought. It demonstrates how features are built asynchronously, with dependencies stored in stash messages. The script shows the process of developing components like processor, memory, book, and page, handling dependencies and tests along the way. Each component is implemented, tested, committed, and dependencies popped from the stash until the final DeepThought computer is successfully developed. The post emphasizes the importance of test-driven development and asynchronous workflow in building complex systems.