> The fact that current testing practices are considered "effective" is an indictment of the incredibly low standards of the software industry. It's not tests'

> The fact that current testing practices are considered "effective" is an indictment of the incredibly low standards of the software industry. It's not tests' fault that programmers are lazy and write tests not for every function, or write unit tests without integration tests or write vice versa. Whole article is just low-quality whining.