Why Unit Test
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I think we'd better run that up the flagpole and see if anyone salutes it.
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Never, ever test your code, that way you have more time to write rubbish!
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Never, ever test your code, that way you have more time to write rubbish drink Gin!
FTFY! OT: How did the dentist go?
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Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Never, ever test your code, that way you have more time to write rubbish drink Gin!
FTFY! OT: How did the dentist go?
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Two deep rooted buggers removed with large pliers and 8 novacains
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And when does the dentist get out of intensive care?
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Member 11547329 wrote:
Is Unit Testing is most boring activity for Developer
Whenever I am bored doing programming, I ask myself, why can't the computer do this, which has led to some interesting tools over the years. I still don't see why we don't have tools that generate the unit tests for us. I mean, it really isn't that hard if we were only to apply ourselves to the problem. Marc
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Funny thing is, I don't even know what "_Unit tests_" are. :laugh: I did go to [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit\_testing) to learn something... Ended up yawning! :zzz: There was no challenge, just boring text... _[Lorem ipsum](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem\_ipsum)_ sounds better than that.
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
Ended up yawning!
I hope my e-book[^] on the subject isn't a yawner! ;) Marc
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
Ended up yawning!
I hope my e-book[^] on the subject isn't a yawner! ;) Marc
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I will try yawning enough before clicking on the link... ;) Thank you very much (have a +1 as thank you) for your e-book, Marc. I will give it a read thoroughly right away. :)
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I will try yawning enough before clicking on the link... ;) Thank you very much (have a +1 as thank you) for your e-book, Marc. I will give it a read thoroughly right away. :)
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
Marc. I will give it a read thoroughly right away.
Heh, well, it's ok if you yawn through it too. But I would enjoy hearing your thoughts about it! Marc
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I test my unit frequently... :omg: Oh! You mean code! Ummm, yeah, I do that too. :-O
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
Ended up yawning!
I hope my e-book[^] on the subject isn't a yawner! ;) Marc
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Boring beats staying up till 4:00am trying to fix a critical bug in production. /ravi
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Member 11547329 wrote:
Is Unit Testing is most boring activity for Developer
Whenever I am bored doing programming, I ask myself, why can't the computer do this, which has led to some interesting tools over the years. I still don't see why we don't have tools that generate the unit tests for us. I mean, it really isn't that hard if we were only to apply ourselves to the problem. Marc
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
True, but I've never tried, as I expect to be disappointed. Have you tried it? Marc
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Boring beats staying up till 4:00am trying to fix a critical bug in production. /ravi
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
True, but I've never tried, as I expect to be disappointed. Have you tried it? Marc
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No, I haven't tried it. I've been building my unit tests manually so far. Admittedly, I don't test every method and property - just (what I deem to be) points of failure. /ravi
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
Ended up yawning!
I hope my e-book[^] on the subject isn't a yawner! ;) Marc
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Thanks for the link. It's always useful to read a different perspective on an important subject.
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No, the most boring activity a developer can be involved in is a four hour meeting you have to attend, of which the last five minutes are relevant to your job. If you are lucky. And then ***someone*** will say "oh, just one other thing..." And that'll add another hour or two.
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You are absolutely right!
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote:
Ended up yawning!
I hope my e-book[^] on the subject isn't a yawner! ;) Marc
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oh! Thank you! :) :thumbsup:
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
True, but I've never tried, as I expect to be disappointed. Have you tried it? Marc
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I haven't either; but it looks like it's just a test stub generator. You'd still have to do the hard work of writing any non-trivial setup code, and then actually writing meaningful test content. The one in VS08/10 was a major waste of time IMO; and it appears MS agrees with me since based on the comments there they yanked it from 2012. I've also played a bit with MS's automagic unit testing tool back around the New Year. While it fell well short of its "cover your legacy code in a single button click" hype; if you're writing readily testable code now it seemed like it might be able to generate good test coverage of it. Things like non-trivial state setup, logic in winform event handlers, or classes with tight coupling to the file system all defeated it; unfortunately my un-unit tested legacy .net code is riddled with those constructs making it mostly useless to me. (Even aside from only having MSDN pro - and the feature apparently being limited to the rebranded Premium tier.)
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