Mantra: Actively Seek Feedback
The spirit of TDD extends beyond writing tests before you write code. The goal of TDD is to set up a constructive feedback loop for yourself, to identify potential problems quickly and give yourself the freedom to explore potential improvements. Tests are only a means to that end. Sometimes, you’ll want to set tests aside and focus on other sources of feedback. The important thing is to always think ahead: before you start writing a piece of code, ask yourself what the most valuable feedback you could receive for that code would be. Then take steps to make it a reality. In other words: “actively seek feedback.”
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