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That's too broad a claim. Why are non-developers in your organization not willing/able to read test cases?
by HenryTheHorse 11y ago
That's too broad a claim. Why are non-developers in your organization not willing/able to read test cases?
- estefan 11y agoI've never worked somewhere where non-devs have done anything with tests. They've been too busy doing non-developery things.
- sanderjd 11y agoI won't be quite so pessimistic about the possibilities as other people here, but I share their experiences. It seems possible in theory but nearly impossible in practice to walk the tightrope of creating a language convenient enough for non-technical people to read and write without getting frustrated by it, while retaining its programmability and maintainability without driving the developers crazy. It's just a special case of the general problem with tools that aim to be easy for non-programmers to use while doing the same things as programming languages. It's always a leaky abstraction.