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Well yes, but that kind of testing has also proven to be a waste of resources(1). So an automated tool may be the only path forward as far as testing goes. Whe
by moksly 5y ago
Well yes, but that kind of testing has also proven to be a waste of resources(1).
So an automated tool may be the only path forward as far as testing goes. Whether this one adds value or not is hard to say as their documentation is extremely sparse (probably why they made the tool in the first place).
1) http://www.knosof.co.uk/ESEUR/ http://www.knosof.co.uk/ESEUR/
- the_af 5y agoWhich kind of testing has been proven to be a waste of resources? TDD? I'm no fan of TDD -- I think there's a lot of cargo culting about it -- but I wasn't aware anything had been "proven" about it. I've seen papers claiming it helps, papers claiming it sort of helps, and some people claiming it mostly doesn't help (or that what actually helps are some practices that go along with it). I thought there was no industry consensus that it doesn't help.