I am Software Developer, currently interested in static type languages (TypeScript, Elm, ReScript) mostly in the frontend land, but working actively in Python also. I am available for mentoring.
I see what you did here. Controversial thoughts always catch people attention. But seriously tests are also code, additional code to maintain, more tests give more safety in moving forward, but also slows moving forward, yes really.
Some say - tests allows move forward faster, as you invest in the beginning and it pays off after. Ye, ye - seen this pay off during removing of tested code modules, or when requirements changed, and tests are thrown to the trash. I see static code analyses, static type systems as the way to go, tests are useful in some amount, but never too much, and never code coverage as a metric, never.
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I see what you did here. Controversial thoughts always catch people attention. But seriously tests are also code, additional code to maintain, more tests give more safety in moving forward, but also slows moving forward, yes really.
Some say - tests allows move forward faster, as you invest in the beginning and it pays off after. Ye, ye - seen this pay off during removing of tested code modules, or when requirements changed, and tests are thrown to the trash. I see static code analyses, static type systems as the way to go, tests are useful in some amount, but never too much, and never code coverage as a metric, never.