They do mention that it probably should not be applied to production code bases. I imagine it's intended to avoid that situation.
> Some of these should probably not be tried for the first time in a professional context where you work with other people in the same code repository, while others can. Use your judgment.
I could see the testing example still being of use in a prod code base though. If you find a useful technique and make useful tests, you can keep them. If they're not, remove them at the end of the experiment.
> Some of these should probably not be tried for the first time in a professional context where you work with other people in the same code repository, while others can. Use your judgment.
I could see the testing example still being of use in a prod code base though. If you find a useful technique and make useful tests, you can keep them. If they're not, remove them at the end of the experiment.