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"TDD is nearly useless when your code is the opposite of what I've described above: specific and mostly trivial, with complexity coming from the sheer amount of
by ludflu 15y ago
"TDD is nearly useless when your code is the opposite of what I've described above: specific and mostly trivial, with complexity coming from the sheer amount of methods and their interactions. "
In other words, badly factored code is hard to test and maintain. Its just that with TDD its more obvious why badly factored code is bad.
- romaniv 15y agoMore like wiring or integration code. Not everything is a framework. At some point you have to write code that works with and inside of the framework.