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I've tried TDD for one project and it gave me a nice feeling of having a safety net. It was a good feeling. The problems started to appear when the project incr
by crististm 16y ago
I've tried TDD for one project and it gave me a nice feeling of having a safety net. It was a good feeling. The problems started to appear when the project increased in complexity and needed a redesign in some of it's parts. I had to do _again_ twice the work to have the tests match the code behavior.
The article mentions this problem too. The benefit of the tests disappear when your code changes beyond refactoring.
- allend 16y agoThen why didn't you drop the tests if you think there was no benefit?