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"Being agile" simply means adhering to the values and principles of the agile manifesto. Nothing in that document mentions TDD, or even unit testing for that matter.

So yes, you can be agile without doing TDD or unit testing.

I wouldn't recommend it though...

"Being agile" simply means adhering to the values and principles of the agile manifesto. Nothing in that document mentions TDD, or even unit testing for that matter.

So yes, you can be agile without doing TDD.

"Being agile" simply means adhering to the values and principles of the agile manifesto. Nothing in that document mentions TDD, or even unit testing for that matter.

So yes, you can be agile without doing TDD or unit testing.

I wouldn't recommend it though...

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Martin Wickman
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"Being agile" simply means adhering to the values and principles of the agile manifesto. Nothing in that document mentions TDD, or even unit testing for that matter.

So yes, you can be agile without doing TDD.