Re:When Node.js is the wrong tool for the job
by mgkimsal on Friday January 06, 2017 @03:35PM
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I try to stress to clients that testing will always be done - we have a choice how much we do up front, behind the scenes, vs out in public, with real customers, money and data on the line. Still people choose, for a number of reasons, to have some/most/all of testing just be 'throw it out and see what happens'.
However, note I'm talking about something way more basic: many business don't do any kind of testing at all that isn't done by people manually trying the system. In the case of internal tools, this "testing" is often done directly by internal users trying to use the tool. This is way more common than one would suspect from reading tech blogs (unless one reads TheDailyWTF, of course).