No, but I see that often people confuse unit testing with TDD, including in this article comments.
I write many unit tests,
but I yet have to found the TDDs utility, at least in my projects. I studied and practice a bit, for many reasons it does not work in an agile env.
You couldn't be more wrong. TDD shines in agile. In fact I bet most people that implement TDD use agile.
May be, but I have real examples where TDD failed in a very Agile environments (daily releases with weekly sprints and lots of MVPs/prototypes).
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No, but I see that often people confuse unit testing with TDD, including in this article comments.
I write many unit tests,
but I yet have to found the TDDs utility, at least in my projects. I studied and practice a bit, for many reasons it does not work in an agile env.
You couldn't be more wrong. TDD shines in agile. In fact I bet most people that implement TDD use agile.
May be, but I have real examples where TDD failed in a very Agile environments (daily releases with weekly sprints and lots of MVPs/prototypes).