Comment Comment by fragsworth The process goes more like this:1. Write some code2. Test it3. Debug your code4. Test it5. Debug your code6. Test it...39. Debug your code40. Test it; now it finally seems to workIf all your "test it" steps are being done manually, you're being very inefficient. A good unit test can actually make development go by faster with the added bonus of defending your code from changes down the road that might screw things up. parent fragsworth 14 years ago
1. Write some code
2. Test it
3. Debug your code
4. Test it
5. Debug your code
6. Test it
...
39. Debug your code
40. Test it; now it finally seems to work
If all your "test it" steps are being done manually, you're being very inefficient. A good unit test can actually make development go by faster with the added bonus of defending your code from changes down the road that might screw things up.