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TDD may not be a two-step process, but its first step is always "write tests" hence the term test-driven, which author clearly diverged from.
by sedatk 4y ago
TDD may not be a two-step process, but its first step is always "write tests" hence the term test-driven, which author clearly diverged from.
- superjan 4y agoI don’t either. But somehow TDD is considered the sanctioned way to work with unit tests, and that it is almost pointless to write tests unless you’re doing TDD. I am relieved to read that I am not the only one.
- garethrowlands 4y agoTDD's first step is write *a test*, not "write tests". Batch size of one. If it was "write tests," it'd be more waterfall.
- sedatk 4y agoStill, you write a test first which, again, the author diverged from.