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It isn't about test coverage, it's about feature completeness. For eg. One feature require backend & frontend work, after a week of work engineer says that thi
by tetek 7y ago
It isn't about test coverage, it's about feature completeness.
For eg. One feature require backend & frontend work, after a week of work engineer says that this is done. So you ask him to demo, and it turns out he is doing a backend demo with some dev tools.
From a product perspective nothing has changed. Top engineers understand, that no one cares that only one part is working, they know the end user and will not bother managers/product owners with partial solutions.
- mtnGoat 7y agoSo you mean, it should work? Not sure I'd agree with that being a distinction among great programmers as much as a minimum bar of entry to call yourself one.