By pancernik
via kungfucoding.com
Submitted: Nov 16 2012 / 14:09
TDD helps me achieve two great outcomes. Obviously, after each step I have tests for my code. These tests make me feel safe and relaxed when I’m pushing code to the repository. More importantly, TDD helps to create, thanks to the refactoring phase and small incremental steps, good design and good quality code. There’s something about TDD what’s not emphasized enough. TDD is only a framework within our mind can operate. It’s not a magic wand which change the way you write code. You’re the one who write good tests, and you’re the one who create good design and clean code. So if it’s only a framework, do we need it at all? And even tough, should we follow TDD rules whenever we write code?
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