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My best advice is to try it both ways (assuming you are interested in Test First/TDD). You'll find a sweet spot that works well for you. This is an area where
by mikekchar 7y ago
My best advice is to try it both ways (assuming you are interested in Test First/TDD). You'll find a sweet spot that works well for you. This is an area where I think there are lots of things that can work well. For me, my TDD is probably the sharpest knife in my kit, so I rely on it. For others, maybe there are other things. Don't let anyone tell you that there is only one way to do it. Of course you have to find a way to collaborate effectively (and that's the real difficult part), but in terms of growing as a developer I think you've got a lot of viable paths.
- MichaelMoser123 7y agoThanks for your advise. I think it is an advantage to learn about different ways to look at a problem. Thankfully there are a lot of ways to look at problems when working in the software business.