When your last test is finally over and everything works.

uggh I hate testing... I spend 4hours on implementing something, test it manually, see that it works, but of course it doesnt work until you see PASS on the screen.. So you have to spend another 4 hours on writing a test script for your particular feature, and then you wonder if your tests really cover all possible cases that your code may fall into...
I get that it is easier to find bugs this way in large projects, but I dont think it is a good deal if you triple the development time and fix a harness around your code that makes everything just more complex. People should learn to write their code clean and clear, then bugs are not as much of a problem as paranoid managers think...

Ironically I work for a company developing testing tools...

@simulate I'm all for clean and clear code, but if you're doing a project for a client you should definitely do some testing in my opinion, even if your code is clean as fk. It's like anything you don't like to do but you know it's best to just do it.

That being said, I also hate testing xD, just got to do it.

@illfamed
yeah, you might be right..