> I don't understand this. This makes a lot of sense when you make complex enterprise products depending on unstable 3rd-party libraries but for personal projec

> I don't understand this. This makes a lot of sense when you make complex enterprise products depending on unstable 3rd-party libraries but for personal project this just inflates the time you need to get the thing done. I hate tests with a passion, but sometimes I'll write hundreds even for a tiny personal project - when that tiny personal project is going to be at the core of another thing and I want to make absolutely sure that it is working correctly in every way. Like that time I wrote a process manager for node.js applications because I realized PM2 is a buggy inconsistent mess with race conditions all the way down. Gotta make sure mine works better than that...