I didn't "get" tdd (even after what I thought was a fair shake) until I paired with a person who was well versed in it. Suddenly, it clicked. It even happened i

I didn't "get" tdd (even after what I thought was a fair shake) until I paired with a person who was well versed in it. Suddenly, it clicked. It even happened in a code base that I said you can't do tdd in! Even after this great experience, I would not say that tdd is for everyone and for all situations. I like to have some layer of test that I see red then green, and tdd helps with that. But I find tdd _only_ works when I know what the end result will be. I often don't. I know that something kinda foggy has to happen, and I'll build a first pass, then go from there. As long as a test gets done, I'm good to go.