>>Devs should be testing their own stuff too, of course. Only to check that it's actually working before sending it off to the testers. Unit tests can be a goo

>>Devs should be testing their own stuff too, of course. Only to check that it's actually working before sending it off to the testers. Unit tests can be a good way to do this. Make no mistake though: a good tester is worth their weight in gold because they will find many "real life" edge cases the developer would not have thought about, as well as UX issues if the feature being tested is user-facing.