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While I don't do TDD, I know this isn't correct. The idea isn't to prove every single possible way the code can go wrong. It's supposed to be an iterative proce
by tashoecraft 8y ago
While I don't do TDD, I know this isn't correct. The idea isn't to prove every single possible way the code can go wrong. It's supposed to be an iterative process, this should do that small thing, write tests to prove it, then refactor updating your tests.
Saying it's just designed to sell training and consulting is ridiculous.
- lancerkind 8y agoNicely said @voodootrucker. And I agree with @Tashoecraft. Lots of people get value from TDD. Unfortunately, some don’t and assume it’s the TDD process that’s broke. Its not the tool’s fault. It’s also understandably difficult (though not rational) that groups of people have trouble adopting new practices like TDD. Agile Thoughts podcast exposes some of the social blockages starting with episode 14: https://agilenoir.biz/series/agile-thoughts/ https://agilenoir.biz/series/agile-thoughts/