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I don't entirely concur, but I do think there's a real problem with areas that are hard to test. (As a web developer, I particularly run in to this with client
by Glyptodon 11y ago
I don't entirely concur, but I do think there's a real problem with areas that are hard to test. (As a web developer, I particularly run in to this with client side/browser side testing -- and yes, there are solutions, but they often have imperfections and annoying trade offs.)
I also think the benefits of testing have much more of a relationship to scale (both in terms of system usage/users, system complexity/size, development team size, etc.) and worst case failure risk that's often unacknowledged. (I don't suggest not having tests -- you'd regret that real quick. But I do think the appropriate level of test coverage can vary from project to project and component to component. Outer layers of onions probably matter, more, etc.)