anonymousdev

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   by anonymousdev 12y ago

   Well this is the state of the industry. There certainly are companies with well-written, well-documented, well-tested code but they don't hire because they don't need to. Their code is easy to change and maintain, so why pay more
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   by anonymousdev 12y ago

   I'm not saying TDD is the only way to write code, I'm saying TDD is the only way to make sure that you will have minimal automated testing. About your condescending remarks about delivering business value, I'd like to see you
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   by anonymousdev 12y ago

   You would hate your life if you were surrounded by TDD fanatics? Would you love your life if you had to change huge applications with 100k+ LOC without any kind of testing and if anything breaks at the client, it's your fault? TDD didn
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   by anonymousdev 12y ago

   All the guys crying about the prevalence of TDD are the ones who are lucky enough to live in a tech hub from a developed country. In my area I'm the only one who knows about TDD/BDD. You want to know how testing is done here? - 80
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   by anonymousdev 12y ago

   Oh, yes, it's great to be a workhorse developer. You don't get any opportunities to use new technologies and improve your skills at work so you have a choice: program at home after work and in weekends or become useless in a few y