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sounds very similar to the arguments made against tests in a work setting. Test as appropriate for your needs and goals. Adjust over time. There is no need t
by unlikelytomato 3y ago
sounds very similar to the arguments made against tests in a work setting.
Test as appropriate for your needs and goals. Adjust over time. There is no need to artificiality skew the balance in either setting.
- jstarfish 3y ago> sounds very similar to the arguments made against tests in a work setting I tried to be clear about that. Sloppiness at work could kill someone or bankrupt the company. You're being paid to be a professional, so be a professional and write tests. You only have so much free time to achieve your dreams. Cut every corner you can to make it happen.