I am not a TDD evangelist by any means, but if people would read a bit more detail about it, and use it as a set of guidelines we would be better off. For inst

I am not a TDD evangelist by any means, but if people would read a bit more detail about it, and use it as a set of guidelines we would be better off. For instance, one of the things they say beyond the "red/green/refactor" is "as the tests get more specific, the code should get more generic." This is an interesting concept in itself. Edit: To clarify, if you are writing the least code to make it pass, and do not have the concept that the code needs to get more generic, you /will/ think the whole thing is silly.