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I like to do TDD (Test Driven Debugging). I have found it to be a bit lackluster for development (we write the feature, then tests up to 100% as snapshots), but

I like to do TDD (Test Driven Debugging). I have found it to be a bit lackluster for development (we write the feature, then tests up to 100% as snapshots), but for debugging there is nothing better than replicating the bug with a test, making a small change we believe to be the correct answer, and it works (or it doesn't).

rhizome31 7y ago
I call this DDT (Defect-Driven Testing) :)
- rumanator 7y ago
  It's still TDD but a specific subset: issue/bug reports instead of feature requests.
  - ehnto 7y ago
    That's why I deploy straight to production. Crowd sourced QA testing! </joke>
    - 0x445442 7y ago
      It's actually not that far fetched. With some environments/orgs it's really next to impossible to test any other way than to push a canary release on some small set of users and start monitoring the logs.