March 2015
Intermediate to advanced
236 pages
5h 26m
English
How developers approach unit testing can vary dramatically from individual to individual. Some developers might insist on TDD. Others might resist unit testing at all costs, producing only the tests that they feel forced to write. Some developers might prefer lumping multiple cases into a single test method. Some might favor slower integration tests. Obviously, not everyone is going to agree with the recommendations you’ve read about in this book.
It’s important that your team get on the same page. Long debates—or continual back-and-forth without resolution—are rarely good uses of anyone’s time. And although you’ll never agree on everything, you can at least find out what you do agree on and start moving ...
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