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Doctor hygiene and seatbelt and the like are mandatory because they save lives, and can be very easily proven using basic tests and statistics. On the other ha
by ncann 2y ago
Doctor hygiene and seatbelt and the like are mandatory because they save lives, and can be very easily proven using basic tests and statistics.
On the other hand, there is no way to measure the "effectiveness" of TDD as compared to not using it.
I'm sorry that you feel that strongly about it but that certainly seems like zealotry to me.
- fzeindl 2y ago> On the other hand, there is no way to measure the "effectiveness" of TDD as compared to not using it. There are definitely ways to measure, for example by it's impact on bug resolution time. The following study looks at static code quality, but it could be applied to TDD: This study is about static code quality, but could be applied to TDD as well. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359129462_Code_Red_The_Business_Impact_of_Code_Quality_--_A_Quantitative_Study_of_39_Proprietary_Production_Codebases https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359129462_Code_Red_...