Do You Still Do Test-Driven Development With Your AI Coding Tool?
rseroter · x · 2026-10-27
rseroter asks on X: are you still doing test-driven development with your AI coding tool—not just at first, but as new features and bugs keep coming in?
He recommends John Arundel's (@bitfield) Go article "Dancing backwards with Go: why TDD is weird", which walks through the inverted TDD approach: pretend the function already exists, write the test first, then implement it—a "magic function" technique applicable to bug fixes and API design.
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