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It's possible to satisfy a set of requirements with code that's low quality. There's the maintainability of the code, for example, or the performance of the sys
by emigre 4mo ago
It's possible to satisfy a set of requirements with code that's low quality. There's the maintainability of the code, for example, or the performance of the system.
- mpweiher 4mo agoThe set of requirements TDD encourages code to meet happen to be ones that increase code quality. Code that is easy to test tends to be well-structured. Code that is badly structured tends to be hard to test. TDD is not a QA methodology, it is a design methodology. It also tends to help quality out a lot, but that's a secondary effect.