dootdoot

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   by dootdoot 13y ago

   unless you use a dynamic language :P
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   by dootdoot 13y ago

   That makes sense. I've found automated testing to be incredibly useful and just necessary to be able to really rework code well. Not using automated testing and having a really fast release cycle seems like a recipe for a lot of pa
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   by dootdoot 13y ago

   as the actual OP, I can definitely say I wasn't talking about TDD. I mean integration tests like "Hey, we aren't double charging this person" or tests to make sure that bugs stay fixed. It doesn't matter to me if yo
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   by dootdoot 13y ago

   Yeah, it's not about TDD, it's about having your testing be a non-automated checklist (without unit tests where useful)
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   Ask HN: Would you join a startup that doesn't test? Are tests impediments?

   13 points by dootdoot 13y ago|22 comments
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   by dootdoot 13y ago

   There's an existing project for GitHub called Hub . Why did you pick a name that overlaps with it?? https://github.com/github/hub