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by cpt1138
3030 days ago
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"The majority of responses fell into this category; lots of developers don’t see the benefit of writing unit tests or even believe they’re harmful." If the majority see no benefit, how do you come up with "a lot of people said they should write tests but either don’t know how or don’t feel like they have enough time." In a response cohort of 30 I doubt you have much to go on, but consider that in practice, formal code reviews, baseline acceptance testing and large scale beta testing are far easier to manage and are far more useful for finding issues.
I personally have experienced that often testing is harder and more time consuming that the actual code. The benefit is marginal at best. Testing code is objectively MORE code to maintain and debug. |
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