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The idea is that shipping untested code is worse than shipping (unit) tested code. Code coverage reporting is quite common and I'm surprised you've never even h
by cgh 12y ago
The idea is that shipping untested code is worse than shipping (unit) tested code. Code coverage reporting is quite common and I'm surprised you've never even heard of it if you've ever written software professionally.
- tbrownaw 12y agoIt's popular among the hobbyist / activist crowd. People who like to talk about the "proper" way to develop software tend to like it. People who run open source projects tend to either like it or bow to peer pressure. But people working on in-house and enterprisey stuff? Yeah, not so much there.
- KMag 12y ago> But people working on in-house and enterprisey stuff? Yeah, not so much there. This depends a lot on your corporate development culture, even for in-house enterprisey software.
- jacquesm 12y ago> But people working on in-house and enterprisey stuff? Yeah, not so much there. I suspect you are working from a limited sample size there.
- cgh 12y ago"But people working on in-house and enterprisey stuff? Yeah, not so much there." That is absolutely incorrect, in my experience.