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I've met plenty of these devotees. I'm not sure that they practice what they preach, but I have felt the wrath of their judgment, to the point that I hate "admi

I've met plenty of these devotees. I'm not sure that they practice what they preach, but I have felt the wrath of their judgment, to the point that I hate "admitting" that I don't believe in TDD. I, for one, am pleased that DHH has made my world a little brighter.

mbillie1 12y ago
> I have felt the wrath of their judgment, to the point that I hate "admitting" that I don't believe in TDD I'm not sure if you're exaggerating a little, but I think that having colleagues whose wrath makes you hesitant to express yourself is an entirely different issue from that of test-driven development or not. Development is a fairly easy field in which to demonstrate that you're at least as correct in your methodologies as another developer: just produce quality code. This feels (as these arguments very often feel to me) like a personality issue more than a methodological one.