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Exactly this. One problem with TDD, etc. is that you are limited by the quality of your tests. 100% means nothing if you don't have a try/catch around a cache l
by snarf21 10y ago
Exactly this. One problem with TDD, etc. is that you are limited by the quality of your tests. 100% means nothing if you don't have a try/catch around a cache lookup that could should never fail but could and not get handled.
- bluGill 10y agoNo, that isn't a limitation with TDD. That is a limitation of imagination, and can happen to any programmer. (proving the code correct is most likely to catch this - but even that can fail in some cases) TDD just means that when discover the bug and add the missing try/catch you don't accidentally break something else.