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I disagree. I started learning programming seriously on my own, using Ruby. And TDD/testing was built into most sources I could find (books and courses, not ran
by ornornor 4y ago
I disagree. I started learning programming seriously on my own, using Ruby. And TDD/testing was built into most sources I could find (books and courses, not random blog posts) so I started doing it almost right away. It’s paid huge dividends ever since and it’s not rare for me to join a larger corporate/enterprise type of environment and be the only one who seems to even be aware of automated testing as a concept.
- siva7 4y agoI've managed a few teams so far and made my observations about developers who didn't learn testing from the ground-up. TDD is not something i would describe as an intuitive concept, especially in the context of business requirements.