This is just insanely wrong-headed. Tests with no code are always negative value, the time it took to write the tests. Code with no tests might also be negative value, but it at least has the possibility of having positive value.
Tests are great and TDD is great for some people, but the whole point is to write useful software. It's important not to lose sight of that.
Tests are great and TDD is great for some people, but the whole point is to write useful software. It's important not to lose sight of that.