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Automated testing. I start out with manual tests. If I have a bug at any part of the code I add a unit test. When it gets too big and starts taking too long
by segmondy 8y ago
Automated testing.
I start out with manual tests.
If I have a bug at any part of the code I add a unit test.
When it gets too big and starts taking too long then I start writing e2e tests.
- gitgud 8y agoThe menu system being "unclear" is not a bug you can find with automated tests. Its true that unit-tests ensure quality software. But this quality is a waste if real user's can't figure it out.
- segmondy 8y agoTrue, I'm not talking about UI/UX test, but tests that test that your application is "correct" and does the right thing. For such tests, you need to start out a beta or just wait for user feedback or also be great in product design and thinking like the average user. Adding help popups, and good documentations.