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> Obviously, the Mikado Method cannot work if you don’t have a good and highly reliable automated test suite. That should have been at the top in a disclaimer.
by Tao3300 3y ago
> Obviously, the Mikado Method cannot work if you don’t have a good and highly reliable automated test suite.
That should have been at the top in a disclaimer.
- JackMorgan 3y agoI'm not sure I agree. I have used a similar technique on a project without any unit tests. You can still break down a feature into it's smallest parts without unit tests.
- tome 3y agoYeah, I mean, it's kind of true, but only because no method is going to help you if you don't have some automated way of reassuring yourself that you're doing the right thing.