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I personally don't like the word 'antipattern' because it sounds like a TDD religion term. None the less the article does a good job covering lots of the reaso
by amleszk 8y ago
I personally don't like the word 'antipattern' because it sounds like a TDD religion term.
None the less the article does a good job covering lots of the reasons writing tests will result in a bad outcome. Much like the reasons developers dislike certain architecture patterns, it's not the pattern that's at fault but the application of it by individuals and teams
- kkapelon 8y agoI thought about using "common pitfalls". You think this would be better?