Sorry if this sounds dense. I'm not familiar with the official TDD methodology other than the concept of writing tests before coding (I have tried that, and found it's useful in a lot of cases). But this just sounds like making a top-down design and project planning in general, which doesn't (necessarily) require TDD.
Is it just that, when you finally do coding part by writing tests first, you find that it's more likely you're able to follow the plan and stay within the schedule? Or does TDD prescribe specific methods of project planning and top-down design?
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Sorry if this sounds dense. I'm not familiar with the official TDD methodology other than the concept of writing tests before coding (I have tried that, and found it's useful in a lot of cases). But this just sounds like making a top-down design and project planning in general, which doesn't (necessarily) require TDD.
Is it just that, when you finally do coding part by writing tests first, you find that it's more likely you're able to follow the plan and stay within the schedule? Or does TDD prescribe specific methods of project planning and top-down design?