Should I Use TDD?

Question

I\'m the only developer in my (very small) company and I\'m about to start on a medium sized ASP.NET web application for said company.

I\'m trying to figure out if

Answer 1

I recently started to use TDD as well on all new code. Yes at first it looked like it was just a waste of time since all my logic was too tightly coupled with the Gui, so I couldn't write any unit tests that really could garantee that my code does what it should be doing.
But after a while I realized that writing unit tests was such a pain because the code was written badly. I started to refactor my code in such a way so I could write unit tests for it that mattered. I started to make my methods shorter, made more use of interfaces and tried to separate the logic as much as possible from the Gui.
I think the purpose of using unit tests beside testing and validating your code is to just make you an overall better programmer. So anyhow it's worth the effort learning it.