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What are you talking about? TDD generally deals with unit testing. Which by definition is more fine-grained than end-to-end integration tests against non-mock
by StevePerkins 9y ago
What are you talking about? TDD generally deals with unit testing. Which by definition is more fine-grained than end-to-end integration tests against non-mock dependencies.
All of which is unrelated to UAT. Where you show the alpha to the business, and it's only after seeing it live for the first time that they start to get on the same page about what their business goals were to begin with.
- eropple 9y agoTDD totally deals with unit testing. Are your units not reflective of business goals? Mine tend very strongly to be, perhaps because I extract IO and other state crap out into the less functional part of my program (and I don't really unit test that).