Re:Why I don’t use TDD or BDD
by dlsspy on Saturday September 04, 2010 @05:28PM
(#1663423)
Summary: ``I don't get it.''
The parts of my code bases that are the most trouble and the hardest to work with and the parts that have the least testing have the greatest overlap.
I have some bad tests that fail sporadically, but I also have some tests that fail that indicate something is actually wrong and will show up in a production environment in a really, really bad way some day (speaking from experience).
If you're _why, I think you've got a good case for why not to write unit tests. Unfortunately, nobody is _why
The parts of my code bases that are the most trouble and the hardest to work with and the parts that have the least testing have the greatest overlap.
I have some bad tests that fail sporadically, but I also have some tests that fail that indicate something is actually wrong and will show up in a production environment in a really, really bad way some day (speaking from experience).
If you're _why, I think you've got a good case for why not to write unit tests. Unfortunately, nobody is _why