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That entirely gels with my experience as well. The testing-type divide feels similar to the schism around ORMs, where one camp (mine) find that ORMs end up cos
by clhodapp 2y ago
That entirely gels with my experience as well.
The testing-type divide feels similar to the schism around ORMs, where one camp (mine) find that ORMs end up costing far more than the value they bring, while the other claim they've never had such issues and they would never give up the productivity of their favorite ORM.
Both sides appear to be describing their experiences accurately, even though it feels like one side or the other should have to be definitively right.
- geodel 2y agoI feel exactly same for unit tests and ORMs. I'd like to what kind business applications these two items really delivered. In my experience they both worked in most trivial sense. Either projects were mostly POCs and no one really cared about production issues. Or they were so overstaffed that team can continue to support to provide daily work to devs.