The article discusses the integration of large language models into coding, highlighting challenges faced when project context and development processes are inadequate. It emphasizes the significance of Test-Driven Development (TDD), a methodology popularized by Kent Beck in the 1990s. TDD encourages developers to define tests before writing code, creating a structured, iterative approach. The process includes writing a failing test, ensuring code passes it, and then refining both code and tests while keeping all tests passing, thus establishing a disciplined development framework.
When using large language models in coding, insufficient project context and undefined development processes can complicate integration, signaling the need for structured methodologies.
Test-Driven Development (TDD) promotes an iterative cycle; you write a failing test, develop just enough code to pass it, and then refine the solution.
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