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I like TDD when I’m mostly dealing with functional/library like code where I have a solid understanding of the interface/api. Just put all the expected input/o
by nojvek 5y ago
I like TDD when I’m mostly dealing with functional/library like code where I have a solid understanding of the interface/api.
Just put all the expected input/outputs in a big table test and iterate.
TDD is awful when you don’t have a clear idea about the interface and need to mock a whole bunch of internals that are likely to change.