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So, you throw away previous versions without knowing that your new code actually works with your existing integration points? Ba bow.
by chrisbroadfoot 18y ago
So, you throw away previous versions without knowing that your new code actually works with your existing integration points?
Ba bow.
- einarvollset 18y agoThere's a difference between checking that the code works overall, and checking that each individual component works. Anyways, I realize I'm in the minority (in many ways..), but I find that if I have a crapload unit tests, then I'm more inclined to not want to change how something works (because then I'd need both new code AND new unit tests - for everything). To me, that's a bad thing As an aside, is there any studies that show that the proliferation of unit testing in the last few years has actually reduced the number of bugs and/or decreased development time _overall_?