I started with TDD by the usual reasons: improve code quality, expand my horizons, try out new methodologies etc. But a huge thing for me that I had just realized is that TDD takes a lot of time to implement. And those minutes that I'm using writing tests are minutes I probably would've used to procrastinate if I'm not doing TDD.
TDD keeps me in check. It gives me structure and flow, which is invaluable for my productivity.
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I started with TDD by the usual reasons: improve code quality, expand my horizons, try out new methodologies etc. But a huge thing for me that I had just realized is that TDD takes a lot of time to implement. And those minutes that I'm using writing tests are minutes I probably would've used to procrastinate if I'm not doing TDD.
TDD keeps me in check. It gives me structure and flow, which is invaluable for my productivity.