As much as I love testing, I really don't do TDD and the reason is pretty simple: I usually (to not say never) understand from the get go what I have to do.
Most of the initial effort is understanding what is required and for me the best way to get to that stage is writing some code which I will eventually throw away.
That said, I don't push a commit without having tests (at least unit tests) covering what I did, but i really cannot say that my development is driven by tests. Not at all.
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As much as I love testing, I really don't do TDD and the reason is pretty simple: I usually (to not say never) understand from the get go what I have to do.
Most of the initial effort is understanding what is required and for me the best way to get to that stage is writing some code which I will eventually throw away.
That said, I don't push a commit without having tests (at least unit tests) covering what I did, but i really cannot say that my development is driven by tests. Not at all.