I'd rather spend the effort generating code (UPDATE: and I do mean generating, not writing) than writing tests (presumably I could be generating tests at the sa

I'd rather spend the effort generating code (UPDATE: and I do mean generating, not writing) than writing tests (presumably I could be generating tests at the same time). But there are enough people on the TDD train that there must be something of value there. Plus it's politically incorrect to say you don't like testing your code. When people claim to be dispelling myths, I'd really wish they would do so with fact/numbers (ever see myth busters, they don't just dispel by telling you). I'd really like to see some numbers from the TDD folks on number of bugs found via TDD and it's effectiveness. And I don't want the story about the one bug found that saved them (just like that friend that lived because they were ejected from their car in an accident (fortunately they weren't wearing their seat belt)).