I wrote those sentences after being involved in a project with very little or almost not useful testing. Walking through that code was like walking through a minefield: each new development or change…

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David Rodenas: There is a Wrong TDD, and a Good TDD. The GoodTDD focuses on a kind of test that drives all the development, reduces time wasted in communication between roles, and improves leadership. The Wrong TDC focuses on testing, and overlooks the rest.

The Most Effective TDD

It focuses on a kind of test that drives all the development, reduces time wasted in communication between roles, and improves leadership. The key? The focus.

<p>First, thank you for the time you took to write this article. The definition you give to “Good TDD” is relatively near to “BDD” (Behaviour Driven Development if you didn’t know). Actually, the two have not the same role on code maintenability and relialibity. Anyway, I prefer start with BDD for almost all young developers, which give better results. After, for purist, BDD should implement with Gherkin but you can apply the same rules with all “Unit tests” tools.</p>
