My favorite way to write code in 2026 (on becoming a TDD addict)
Read OriginalThe article details the author's journey from hating JavaScript tests to embracing Test-Driven Development (TDD). It critiques common testing pitfalls like testing implementation details and writing tests after code is complete. The author advocates for the 'Red, Green, Refactor' TDD cycle, using examples with web components and Playwright to illustrate how writing tests first leads to better code design and more useful tests.
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