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Why you should write tests first - Uncle Bob
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- Presented by Robert C. Martin, author of Clean Code
- An opinion. It argues one side of a question engineers disagree on.
Beginner. No background in the topic needed.
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Robert C. Martin explains the rationale behind test-driven development and why developers should write unit tests before production code.
#testdrivendevelopment #tdd #cleancode #cleanarchitecture #unclebob #unittesting #unittests In this video, Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) the author of the books Clean code and Clean Architecture speaks on the rationale behind test driven development and why developers should write unit tests before production code. Thoughts?Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a classic explanation of the benefits and rationale of test-driven development.
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…ible wrong happend that we don't know (nor can do anything to fix), etc.
It's not a false sense of safety. Is the ensurance of "my cake recipe is doing what I intended to do". Can I miss something that I cannot see right now? Sure I can. But I can at least know that something new doesn't break something old.
I would recommend this video for you: link to this video and a interview with Uncle Bob from a stupid person, so you can compare different opinions: link to this video…