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by alok-g
5491 days ago
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An interesting quote from the article: "I will say that I prefer Unit Tests to none when I'm forced to work with stateless programmers who can't remember what they were programming two weeks ago and operate without a design. They'll see a bug, tunnel vision on it, and wreck the whole code base trying to rewrite things to fix it. What's fun is watching them oscillate between two bugs over time without realizing it, fixing one while breaking the other, and vice versa." I have certainly come across cases when programmers created >1 bug while fixing one (chain reaction!), but never oscillations like the author mentions. Has anyone else witnessed this? If so, can you provide an example? |
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