I can less easily
believe this
is a technique I and only I among all the programmers of the earth can use
safely.
I support your point.
I assume you're not a kind of programmer that would follow a directive
word-by-word. Neither do I.
Chances are: nobody does, really.
If forced to do so, we say goodbye.
When designing the little steps in TDD we have to take into account that
it is not a processor who is going to execute it. It's a programmer.
Maybe we loose the properties of completeness and logical correctness.
- so what.
"Extra test", Triangulation and negative test aim at completeness so that
an automaton could do it.
"Do I have to shut off my brain in order to do TDD?"
"No, but give your mind more freedom to learn and be creative by
having less in your "RAM"."
just some thoughts, no real point here...
Mittie
