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This is a difficult topic. I've found that adhering to TDD is just not realistic in some cases. For example, I'm following the Steve Blank approach of Customer
by todojunkie 15y ago
This is a difficult topic. I've found that adhering to TDD is just not realistic in some cases.
For example, I'm following the Steve Blank approach of Customer Discovery, building my MVP. If I take the TDD approach (which takes more time to code a finished piece of functionality), and successfully iterate enough times during the Customer Discovery process, I throw out all of the tests that I built and am now moving onto something different that I've discovered a customer is actually willing to pay for.