TDD only comes natural to me when it actually improves my productivity, which happens around 10% of the time.
TDD is helpful when you are writing pure functions which the result is predictable. For example, if you are writing a function that uses Regex to transform a string, it is much easier to TDD it until it works than running your entire system on every change until it works.
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TDD only comes natural to me when it actually improves my productivity, which happens around 10% of the time.
TDD is helpful when you are writing pure functions which the result is predictable. For example, if you are writing a function that uses Regex to transform a string, it is much easier to TDD it until it works than running your entire system on every change until it works.