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Test-driven development. You write the unit tests before the code, then you write code until tests stop failing. It makes writing code so much faster it's not
by lynndotpy 4y ago
Test-driven development. You write the unit tests before the code, then you write code until tests stop failing.
It makes writing code so much faster it's not even funny, and with much less mental strain. Debugging sucks but testing rocks. You basically always save time.
- jacknews 4y agoI don't disagree, but it is best if you know the problem already. And it won't change too substantially, in which case you have to rework the code and the tests.