"I can't think of a single example where automated testing couldn't potentially improve what you deliver and the process of working on it. Not engaging with th

"I can't think of a single example where automated testing couldn't potentially improve what you deliver and the process of working on it. Not engaging with the above argument, just trying to clarify an ambiguity. Just saying (and trying hard to keep tone neutral). automated testing != test driven development. The former has been in use for decades. The latter is a relatively new methodology/practice which emphasizes writing tests first and using tests to drive development.