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I know what you mean But if I was managing a bunch of programmers (thankfully, I dont have to do that) I would be thinking about their productivity and which a

I know what you mean But if I was managing a bunch of programmers (thankfully, I dont have to do that) I would be thinking about their productivity and which activities contributed to productivity. TDD seems like a bell curve, having some can really help with productivity and regression and bugs. But too much and it just starts to be counterproductive.

taeric 4y ago
Oh, agreed there. I would question folks that don't build time tests. I do push against the unit/integration divide. Build time versus deploy time makes sense. Make sure to have both, where you can. With an early preference to build time with the expectation that deploy time will dominate later.