I'm one of those. Unit tests are a waste of time IMO. It usually takes almost as much code to test logic as it does to write it, so I always wondered why the TD

I'm one of those. Unit tests are a waste of time IMO. It usually takes almost as much code to test logic as it does to write it, so I always wondered why the TDD folks don't just implement the code twice and check the result at the end :)