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I'd like to believe that "everybody" and "nobody" in your story aren't as black-and-white. Many people see the value of unit testing. And see how TDD actually
by berkes 3y ago
I'd like to believe that "everybody" and "nobody" in your story aren't as black-and-white.
Many people see the value of unit testing. And see how TDD actually shapes your code to be testable and (accidentally, well, not really) therefore also cleaner and better organized.
I've always said, and will continue to do so: good, maintainable code, is accidentally also very well testable code. And vice-versa. And it's not a real accident, if you think about it.
- commandlinefan 3y agoBut it only takes one person who either doesn't care or doesn't understand to make testability impossible for everybody else. And that person is usually management's favorite because he ships "on time, under budget".
- berkes 3y agoI've ran from such places. Luckily for every such management, there are many more managements that understand the correlation between short term and long term gains.