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I never did and do unit tests.
Am I really living too risky?

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  • 8
    Yes. Write unit tests, and write them well. Now.
  • 0
    @IllSlapU xD
  • 4
    Bet you don't wear a condom either.
  • 1
    @LynxMagnus since I don't fuck and never did fuck, it's true.
    I never had to use a condom :P
  • 0
    @Floydian risk is my second name then haha
  • 0
    @Floydian FUCK HAHA
  • 3
    Can't git revert a git pull if your latency was too high ~
  • 1
    Yes.
  • 0
    @Root the latency of the client was still so high that the server didn't completely get your re...
    [Fatal error]
    Please try again later
  • 0
    @skqr oh shit, dude!
    WHAT AM I GONNA DO?!
    *slowly begins to sing bitconnect*
  • 2
    @gitpull I was referring to @LynxMagnus' comment 😉
  • 1
    “Never” probably not a good idea, but it depends on what you are working on. I rarely do. 😄
  • 2
    I am starting to do it for my projects. Actually, I've never heared about unit tests before devRant.
  • 1
    @brunofontes same here.
    Some of the terms I've learned from devRant are:
    PA,PM,QA,PR,TESTER, SYSADMIN(yes haha),DEVOPS.
    I still don't know what most of them mean. I will learn them with the following time on devRant.

    DevRant is not just a community to make new friends and to rant and stuff.
    It's also a place to improve your knowledge, skills, and and and....

    I'm really happy and thankful for @IllSlapU to introduce me devRant :)
  • 0
    @IllSlapU hahaha.
    Thanks, mate.
    Will note them down.😆
  • 1
    You don't do unit test and here I sit with a nazi ci that fails the builds and broadcast gestapo emails if test coverage is not 100% or if there is a single lining error :D
  • 2
    Yes, we are learning a lot here! :D

    I am so glad to have found devRant
  • 1
    As a contractor I see more and more companies aiming for higher quality software. Code coverage through unit tests is 1 of the quality metrics. We recently kicked one of my team members out because he didn't have any experience doing TDD nor writing unit tests. Although we gave him a fair chance to improve his skills he couldn't get to the required level in a decent amount of time. I strongly recommend you get into TDD if you want to stay in the game.
  • 0
    @IllSlapU
    QA = Quality Assurance
    FTFY
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