writing-bodies-against-tests

Implement function bodies against failing tests by writing and testing one function at a time. This incremental approach prevents batch debugging and maintains a minimal feedback loop while adhering to frozen stubs and input signatures.

The RPSTIE workflow is a coding environment discipline for implementing function bodies with frozen stubs and failing tests. It enforces Tier-2 functional programming purity by requiring strict adherence to input signatures and per-function test execution.

Ensure frozen contract adherence by keeping stubs and tests immutable during function body implementation. This maintains a minimal feedback loop for each function and enforces strict compliance with the predefined input signatures.

Yes, this incremental test-driven implementation enforces Tier-2 functional programming discipline. It ensures code purity and robustness by requiring strict adherence to input signatures and functional programming constraints during per-function test execution.

Implementing one function at a time prevents batch debugging and improves code quality. By isolating each function body implementation with its own test execution, you maintain a minimal feedback loop and avoid cascading errors across the codebase.