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by loumf
4440 days ago
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The thing that kills me is that rudimentary unit testing of simple functions like this makes development faster. You have to run the code, right? It's easier to run it in a unit test than to set up an environment to run the result. My pet peeve is code that is so broken that it has obviously never even been run. |
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Yeah...in my first support job I had to deal with a customer call that traced back to a install script for our company's (quite pricey, enterprise back-end) software dying with a syntax error.