I think this type of problem-solving is where TDD really shines. It gives you a space to write your ideal code and how you would prefer things work. Then you get to go out into your application and make that code a reality with the helpful guiderails of your test.
I think this type of problem-solving is where TDD really shines. It gives you a space to write your ideal code and how you would prefer things work. Then you get to go out into your application and make that code a reality with the helpful guiderails of your test.
Interesting take. Thanks for sharing it!