Totally agree. Less code is good which is what you get with TDD in the application itself. But you do end up with a pile of tests which are code. What I see th

Totally agree. Less code is good which is what you get with TDD in the application itself. But you do end up with a pile of tests which are code. What I see this is as you plug straight into the positive reinforcement part of your brain where you reward yourself over time then have a big reward at the end. Thats the biggest advantage that TDD gives you because it makes coding addictive like games can become.