The NevBlog bothers me quite a lot. A lot of it deals with the authors ego, and how he doesn't explore other options.
Validating a taco stand is not a good way to encourage exploritory businesses. Yes, I do agree with a test first impliment later approach. But it ignores an attempt to find a normal baseline. One example: There is an much gossiped about tamales guy in chicago. He hits of many bars at times when people are buzzed or drunk. He makes a huge business at doing this. That doesn't really need tests. That needs the abilty to start it up.
Validating a taco stand is not a good way to encourage exploritory businesses. Yes, I do agree with a test first impliment later approach. But it ignores an attempt to find a normal baseline. One example: There is an much gossiped about tamales guy in chicago. He hits of many bars at times when people are buzzed or drunk. He makes a huge business at doing this. That doesn't really need tests. That needs the abilty to start it up.