> With the kind of software I mostly write these days, I'm fortunate to be able to incrementally develop my code and test it under real-world conditions or a subset thereof.
What kind of software you write if you don't mind me asking ?and are your "real-world conditions" tests automated ?
> The upside is that I don't have to write "strange" code to accommodate testing.
Can you elaborate more as what you mean by "strange" ?
What kind of software you write if you don't mind me asking ?and are your "real-world conditions" tests automated ?
> The upside is that I don't have to write "strange" code to accommodate testing.
Can you elaborate more as what you mean by "strange" ?