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Tests tell you what the intended behaviours are. If there is no test then it is not intended. Tests are also both code and documentation.
by benjiweber 13y ago
Tests tell you what the intended behaviours are. If there is no test then it is not intended.
Tests are also both code and documentation.
- ArbitraryLimits 13y ago> Tests tell you what the intended behaviours Or, you know, the design can also. If you're into having that.
- kansface 13y agoThis is a rather extreme opinion. I find tests to provide less value than they create most of the time. I think regression tests and integration tests are quite valuable. The former are created after the fact, and the later are often so difficult to do correctly that they are never made. Of course, this difficulty is the same reason why they are valuable.