Software engineer obsessed with accessibility in tech, pretty code, fiber crafts, and her dogs' happiness. Looking for a team that's excited about building with accessibility and inclusion in mind.
Yes! Instant results definitely help! I think that's why front-end work got me so easily hooked at first since it was so visual and you could actually see what you did. But I hadn't considered that tests do the same thing! Thanks for that insight!
On that note, if you're working on less visual code, use test-driven development! And, by TDD, I really mean it: write actual, granular unit tests first, and then code. Seeing the lights turning green as you work gives that same instant, ongoing feedback as web development.
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Yes! Instant results definitely help! I think that's why front-end work got me so easily hooked at first since it was so visual and you could actually see what you did. But I hadn't considered that tests do the same thing! Thanks for that insight!
On that note, if you're working on less visual code, use test-driven development! And, by TDD, I really mean it: write actual, granular unit tests first, and then code. Seeing the lights turning green as you work gives that same instant, ongoing feedback as web development.