Writing Quality Code and Tests usually goes hand in hand, some find it more productive to write code and then write tests for it and others, following TDD/BDD write tests before code. The benefits of each is out of scope for this article, what is in scope is how to reach the nirvana of software development by using tests.| Dror Gluska
In one of our core services, the execution of a single unit test took approximately 30 seconds, while a single integration test ranged between 65 and 70 seconds. Running the entire test suite took circa 6 minutes.| blog.allegro.tech
I’m a fan of code coverage as a way to ensure that there are covering tests. One area that I tend to rely heavily on Code Coverage for is to catch any tests that are no longer working correctly due to changes in the production code. That often works out well, but today I got betrayed by the code coverage engine.| Passion for Coding
