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> TDD doesn't give you documentation, it gives you tests Test is the action that is carried out from the documentation, possibly by a human, but more likely by
by randomdata 4y ago
> TDD doesn't give you documentation, it gives you tests
Test is the action that is carried out from the documentation, possibly by a human, but more likely by a machine. We are talking about the document that describes what the program is intended to do, which is then followed to carry out the tests.
> They are not for humans to read
I should hope your documentation is there for humans to read. If not, even small modifications required as business needs change would become a complete nightmare. The tests you need to perform, and thereby the documentation that needs to be followed, will not remain static through the entire lifetime of the application.