In Java it's best practice to use .equals for strings. Even though this is supposed to be legacy code, the use of == led to some hard to understand errors that distract from the exercise.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:emilybache/Refactoring-Katas
Added information about GildedRose on cyber-dojo
C sharp translation of Tennis kata
C# version now available in cyber-dojo
updated to newer version of C# tennis with better instructions
C# version of Gilded Rose in cyber-dojo
added links to cyberdojos for more languages
updated these versions to more closely match the original C#
ignore .pyc files
added normal unittest version of ruby test
improved the description of text-based approval testing
Add a .rspec file for colours and nested output
Merge pull request #12 from bmaland/patch-1

Add a .rspec file for colours and nested output
minor text change
merge
I changed the starting position for the C# version to match the other translations, especially the Java version. This means I've actually done a small amount of refactoring
already compared with the original form of the kata, and made it easier to get going with
writing tests. It also makes it easier to do text-based approval testing with this code.
Updated the read me with a justification of why I changed the starting position for this kata.
Make instructions even clearer