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by hitchdev
3 days ago
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I had a similar issue. The blind spot was unit tests. I think the issue is just that it's incredibly hard to sell an abstract idea and incredibly hard to convince people to abandon ingrained habit. I created a testing framework where you wrote half a test in YAML and the framework filled in the rest based on program output. It made writing tests quick, easy and even kinda fun. Moreover if you added a bit of explanation prose to the YAML and used a slightly nicer example scenario it would generate you guaranteed up-to-date readable markdown how to docs. For free. But, these things are culturally chorey and there's a shame culture built around them. |
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