I used to preach it but like all methodologies, it doesn't work all the time and requires a lot of discipline.
It's probably counter intuitive but I did a lot more TDD when I was a total noob, now I trust myself more. I have a mental map of most of the tests I have to write for the feature I have. If they are too many I write them in the ticket or a text file or whatever.
I think TDD shines with refactoring, more than for new features
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I do hybrid testing, mostly after, sometimes TDD
I used to preach it but like all methodologies, it doesn't work all the time and requires a lot of discipline.
It's probably counter intuitive but I did a lot more TDD when I was a total noob, now I trust myself more. I have a mental map of most of the tests I have to write for the feature I have. If they are too many I write them in the ticket or a text file or whatever.
I think TDD shines with refactoring, more than for new features