> First, in most cases you're going to test your code manually anyway Only if you are coding things with UI's. If you are creating a new API endpoint on some s

> First, in most cases you're going to test your code manually anyway Only if you are coding things with UI's. If you are creating a new API endpoint on some service or creating a new service or adding some new parts to a maths library there is no point in manual testing. I feel a lot of the disagreements people have on development methodologies comes down to people working in different domains. When I do UI work I do mostly manual testing, when I do library work I do only unit testing.