How to Stop Testing and Break Your Code Base
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Do you code on your own?<br /> When you do, do you write unit tests?<br /> Do you agree that there are benefits to using test-driven development? I stopped writing tests on my code base for bad reasons, but started again for good ones. The experience has allowed me to demonstrate in practice the impact it can have on your code base when you don’t test, and also when you do. This talk, based on simple practical examples, explains exactly why unit tests, a TDD approach and pairing can make all the difference to your code.
Transcript
Do you code on your own?
When you do, do you write unit tests?
Do you agree that there are benefits to using test-driven development?
I stopped writing tests on my code base for bad reasons, but started again for good ones. The experience has allowed me to demonstrate in practice the impact it can have on your code base when you don’t test, and also when you do.
This talk, based on simple practical examples, explains exactly why unit tests, a TDD approach and pairing can make all the difference to your code.
About the speakers
Technical Coach