Your "perfect example for TDD/BDD" is actually about testing in general, not TDD. You are stating the value of having a test suite when making a large change, not the value of writing tests first.
Sure. I guess I forgot to also make the point that the best way to write tests is to do it as you write the code you are testing. Otherwise the tasks becomes somewhat tedious and intolerable.
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Your "perfect example for TDD/BDD" is actually about testing in general, not TDD. You are stating the value of having a test suite when making a large change, not the value of writing tests first.
Sure. I guess I forgot to also make the point that the best way to write tests is to do it as you write the code you are testing. Otherwise the tasks becomes somewhat tedious and intolerable.