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TeachMeCode471710d@rudinskiz I like seeing the green checkmarks! Only hate it when I have to meet forced test coverage
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tests for libraries are nice to write (as are docs I think)
other things that are harder to test not so much
also I think it depends what you're testing with... tests in java were a nightmare (it just felt like work to write all that verbose nonsense). tests in node js with mocha were hella nice
if you have a codebase that's large and unwieldy or some state, with network calls, that shit can end up nutty and you frustrated
I was never paid to write mocha tests, so another issue is when I write tests I'm just aware I'm not moving forward but just covering my ass, and I could really be spending my time on something more fruitful than my addiction to green checkmarks
though I do it out of a kind of OCD, plus it's low-brain relaxation -
I generally am not a big fan of tests, but alas, it does filter out incompetence.
My last SQL Exam was really relaxing now that I think about it.
Am I the only one who likes writing tests? lol. It’s kinda relaxing and rewarding
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