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As someone who hasn't really managed to get into TDD (despite a few attempts), do you think this is generally the case? I do feel that TDD encourages a sort of shotgun approach to development, where you just try things until it works, rather than think the problem through thoroughly. Any opinions from people who have done both? I personally find fiddling with tests interrupts my flow of thought too much, so I would r…
Boy, are we diverging :) From my experience TDD is kinda newspeak in the sense that it does not help at least in the first stages of design. From what I've managed to gleam as valuable way of working is test driven implementation . I.e. when implementing something akin to a simple datastructure I can test the interface functions as I write them which verifies the interface is not silly and that it works. Another plac…
Re: Why India outsourcing is doomed
#91Most of the advantages you list are about testing, not testing before coding, which is what I was curious about.