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That clearly depends on the context. If you want to win a contract, having a functional prototype to be the deciding edge over your competitors. Here, speed of
by oweiler 3y ago
That clearly depends on the context. If you want to win a contract, having a functional prototype to be the deciding edge over your competitors. Here, speed of implementation trumps everything.
- jasfi 3y agoThere's no need to sacrifice clean and correct code, the speed of implementation shouldn't be any less. I can understand performing fewer tests in that context, because writing tests can take a lot of time. Still, a minimum number of tests that target complex code is a good idea.