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> assuming you actually review what it outputs You don't need to do this if you setup TDD. Over time, you develop confidence in the tests, and those ensure you
by anilgulecha 2mo ago
> assuming you actually review what it outputs
You don't need to do this if you setup TDD. Over time, you develop confidence in the tests, and those ensure your code is solid. Linters/formatters ensure coding standards.
It's a shift, but once you make it, is when agentic development clicks.
- happytoexplain 2mo agoTDD is fantastic. It's also insufficient on its own. Humans must verify code line-by-line - unless you're writing disposable code, which is fine! That has its place. More and more, this is becoming an unreconcilable ideological difference in software development.