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Why is it that these hard core test advocates always seem to assume that all bugs are of the former sort? As someone who's more and more becoming a "hard core
by generalk 17y ago
Why is it that these hard core test advocates always seem to assume that all bugs are of the former sort?
As someone who's more and more becoming a "hard core test advocate": not all bugs are the former sort! But why would that stop you from testing the ones that are?
- colomon 17y agoFor the record, I've written 18,000+ test cases in the last year. When you can write reasonable tests, they are an awesome tool for programming. I just object strongly to the notion that any possible bug can be reduced to an automated test. That's not my experience at all.