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Not that big of a difference, since I see unit tests as examples, still sloppy either ways.
by ehsankia 6y ago
Not that big of a difference, since I see unit tests as examples, still sloppy either ways.
- MAGZine 6y agoIt's not "marketing," though, which is a key difference. Programmers put weird things in unit tests all the time. Maybe the contributor was making a joke.
- ehsankia 6y agoIt doesn't have to be marketing. You're showing by example how your app can be used, and one of your examples is to download copyrighted content.