Question for developers, professional or otherwise:
How much of the code you release or deliver is unit tested?
Excluding integration and end-to-end testing because they are not always feasible.
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Discussion
Just tried zapping this but i guess alby is being slow 😅
I got it 🤙
I was starting to think that either no one's seen this, no one cares, or no one'll admit how little they test 🤣
If honest, 75% lol
Things changed when i went from QA to half Qa half dev. I dont test my stuff to break it lile i should, but we have others that test what i would overlook. Definitely not as organized as it could/should be
That's still not bad. I always try and stay in the 90-100% range for my own work. I always start with tests and write the code after. Or if I'm doing something really novel, I'll write an integration test and a gigantic blob of code and then do a functional decomp and do a test-driven rewrite.