Re:Ask HN: How to avoid over-engineering software design for...
by 1337shadow on Wednesday June 24, 2020 @05:04AM
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Interesting, in my experience TDD is easy (it's just that a specific mental process needs to happen, besides learning a xUnit API or something, and also experience tells how to know which tests to write and which not to write, so that maintaining the tests doesn't become a burden) and always provides better ROI on the long run.
With end-to-end tests such as when piloting a browser, it's not really easy to get things like tracebacks into the console output for example.
With end-to-end tests such as when piloting a browser, it's not really easy to get things like tracebacks into the console output for example.