[hbrn]

> The dogma most people see or claim to see is that TDD is meant to be used everywhere

And yet TDD preachers are never drawing the boundaries for TDD applicability. They are always extremely vague: "sometimes I see that TDD doesn't work for the problem that I'm solving and I don't use it". Well, how do you see it? What types of problems is it bad for?

If TDD works, they take credit. If it doesn't work, "it's just a tool" or "you used it wrong".

It is literally impossible to prove that TDD doesn't work. Which makes it a religion.