[bdcravens]

> Confidence that the code I'm writing does what it's supposed to. With the added benefit that I can easily add more tests if I'm not confident about some behaviors of the feature or easily add a test when a bug shows up.

Isn't this just the benefit of tests, not necessarily TDD?

[hackerm0nkey]

Yes, it's a welcomed side effect of TDD'ing, TDD is more of a design tool. But also I have experimented with writing tests before/after the implementation. Code with tests written first seemed to always be just to the point and get one in the mindset of thinking ahead of your edge cases and pin them down