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I would argue that, based on my experience, most of the code I'm debugging is not my code so it really doesn't matter how many tests I write because the problem
by amne 3y ago
I would argue that, based on my experience, most of the code I'm debugging is not my code so it really doesn't matter how many tests I write because the problem is I misunderstood how a library or someone else's code I'm using works or there's a bug I can't find just with tests.
- verdverm 3y agoYou're writing code against other's code, the UI seems like overhead over when you can just have a script that can effectively do the same thing. There is a term called "blackbox testing", which is more or less what we do for 3rd party code | services anyway.