Himanshu Ahuja wrote:Yes and if there are any tools available to do so
corey haines wrote:Hi!
I think a lot of that depends on the constraints and people's familiarity with TDD. Most people that I ran into came to a coderetreat with the expectation that it was "a chance to practice or learn TDD," so they at least tried. Personally I always emphasized that a coderetreat is a great time to try new things, since the goal isn't to finish the implementation, nor even to get anywhere at all. If a single test is written, but it is a great test, then that session should be considered successful.
-Corey
Liutauras Vilda wrote:I guess quite usual answer is when current implementation no longer works with new requirements. So really there is no quality evolution with an existing functionality. Which is of course sad.
Liutauras Vilda wrote:Burk, have a cow for quality question. Let's wait and see what author has to say about that.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:Or whether they believe that getting the app working implies they have written good code