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I upvoted the first option then realized I needed to upvote all of them. I have and will continue to confirm to each as the situation calls and allows.
by jhancock 18y ago
I upvoted the first option then realized I needed to upvote all of them. I have and will continue to confirm to each as the situation calls and allows.
- swombat 18y agoWhich situations do you think call for "no automated tests"?
- mixmax 18y agoThe quick and dirty jobs that we all do every now and then.
- mikeryan 18y agoThese times are when you need automated testing the most.
- mixmax 18y agoI don't really need automated testing tools when I write a small program that I just use myself for some task. If it works it works, if it doesn't I do it again.
- wastedbrains 18y agoYeah many times when you are 'spiking' and idea you can work through a simple small example fastest without testing. I agree when you are quickly just trying to see if something is possible testing will slow you down, and isn't worth the benefits of TDD. Then when I start to integrate that solution into real production code I go back and add some tests. (mostly integration tests)