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A developer explores a Reddit discussion about Test-Driven Development adoption, analyzing various perspectives on TDD implementation. The post examines common misconceptions about TDD, discusses the differences between frontend and backend testing approaches, and critiques AI-generated tests. Key insights include focusing on test failure cases, treating code as a liability, and understanding that TDD doesn't require knowing the implementation beforehand. The author emphasizes that effective testing should provide value and support code changes, while acknowledging that TDD isn't always the right approach for every situation.

Do you guys really do TDD?

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I love that there are some typos in this article - confirms that it wasn’t fed through AI as so many articles are these days. A good read

sometimes especially when I am fixing a critial bug. I make sure I can replicate it via tests and then add a fix for that.

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