I've been doing this for years. If it's a compiled language, I prefer a compile error. It's easy and I might as well get SOME value for the compiler, as speciou

I've been doing this for years. If it's a compiled language, I prefer a compile error. It's easy and I might as well get SOME value for the compiler, as specious as it may be. If it isn't, I stick to a failing unit test that was asserting the last unit of work I was working on. Helps me get into the "zone" faster and I feel less anxious about getting started in the morning.