Unit tests are no silver bullet. This trend was started by consultancies that found more ways to milk customers - write unit tests and do inline code (!) docume

Unit tests are no silver bullet. This trend was started by consultancies that found more ways to milk customers - write unit tests and do inline code (!) documentation. Both are a real cash cow when the client doesn't know what they want and you need to constantly tweak code and respectively tests and documentation! I understand API documentation, but internal code that's obvious like what "width" and "height" parameters of a method are for is beyond stupid!