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Don't Start with Unit Tests
- devdude1337 3y agoThere is a significant misconception in that post: "If you change the implementation of your project, some of your unit tests will break, without anything being wrong with your project" That is a big but common mistake! You don’t change the implementation for intentional behavior change before you change the test. See, in TDD the tests define the behavior of my units. If I want anything different, I define it within my test first. Red, refactor, Green. I know, it takes a lot of discipline to do right, but the benefits are immense.