How can you say that there's not a lot of unit testing?
It seems to me that there is a lot of testing going on and that there has been for years. Are there a lot of public tests? No - but I haven't seen a hell of a lot of them with many other systems either.
But, it's the hardened tests that count. If a company says "I need this functionality" and they test the system thoroughly before implementing it, I really don't see a conflict there.
If they just put their business on any system without committing to internal tests (even if unit tests have been performed) I'd have no sympathy for them. Test everything, even if you think it works - that's my motto.
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Re:Crazy people.
Posted by: fitzix on June 14, 2002 07:23 PMIt seems to me that there is a lot of testing going on and that there has been for years. Are there a lot of public tests? No - but I haven't seen a hell of a lot of them with many other systems either.
But, it's the hardened tests that count. If a company says "I need this functionality" and they test the system thoroughly before implementing it, I really don't see a conflict there.
If they just put their business on any system without committing to internal tests (even if unit tests have been performed) I'd have no sympathy for them. Test everything, even if you think it works - that's my motto.
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