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It will probably end up being more "test driven development"-like. Write your tests/expectations and the tooling automatically prompts/writes the code to meet
by mattlondon 4y ago
It will probably end up being more "test driven development"-like.
Write your tests/expectations and the tooling automatically prompts/writes the code to meet the tests.
- code_witch_sam 4y agowhy not have a system to write the tests as well?
- emoII 4y agoWon't the prompt itself be the test? TDD is literally just providing an expected output on a given input, before implementing the functionality. The prompt we give AIs follows the same pattern, "I have a data that looks like ___, visualize it in a graph that ____"
- Trasmatta 4y agoThat sounds pretty miserable, because test writing is one of the least fun aspects of my job
- ModernMech 4y agoThe LLM will write the tests too. Your job would be guiding it.
- loxs 4y agoMy experience with Copilot is the other way around. I spend time writing my types/data structures, my functions, then Copilot tends to easily spit several variations of the test by just me giving it the name of the test.