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For some reason, I really like the philosophy of "Don't write unit tests until right before you launch, then maintain them". Good observation.
by palish 19y ago
For some reason, I really like the philosophy of "Don't write unit tests until right before you launch, then maintain them". Good observation.
- richcollins 19y agoI like that as well
- irrelative 19y agoI second that. Once you've launched, your product is usually fairly stable (in terms of domain, big features, etc) and the tests are worth it for confidence in smaller changes/maintenance. Before then, your code base changes so often that updating the tests start dragging down your productivity.