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Well, I practiced TDD for no less than 10 years, and its benefits are still not obvious, more like something that needs to be continuously reviewed in the conte
by ivan_gammel 10y ago
Well, I practiced TDD for no less than 10 years, and its benefits are still not obvious, more like something that needs to be continuously reviewed in the context of the current work. Once you've understood all the design patterns that TDD enforces, you don't need TDD to use them. You just think how you _would_ test your code and defer test implementation for future.
- platz 10y agoWhy not just learn the patterns directly?
- ivan_gammel 10y ago:) Who said they should not be learned directly? TDD is just a good demonstration of their use.