> customers don't pay for code either! Customers pay for solutions to their problems.
And that's why you don't test code. You test that your application comply with your customer's requirements.
I'm happy to see things changing about tests with people realizing fine grained unit tests are often an hindrance and you should prioritize end to end testing. Test the interface of what you're selling, not the inner workings.
And that's why you don't test code. You test that your application comply with your customer's requirements.
I'm happy to see things changing about tests with people realizing fine grained unit tests are often an hindrance and you should prioritize end to end testing. Test the interface of what you're selling, not the inner workings.