ilja :pumpkin_owo: on Nostr: my current take on TDD is that everybody tests when developing. you write a piece of ...
my current take on TDD is that everybody tests when developing.
you write a piece of code, run it to see what it does, then build further.
each time you run the code to see what it does, is testing.
and afterwards, you'll probably try some other stuff to see if you didn't break anything. this is again testing.
the only difference is whether or when you automate this otherwise manual action. but i hardly find that a fundamental difference.
you write a piece of code, run it to see what it does, then build further.
each time you run the code to see what it does, is testing.
and afterwards, you'll probably try some other stuff to see if you didn't break anything. this is again testing.
the only difference is whether or when you automate this otherwise manual action. but i hardly find that a fundamental difference.