I don’t do TDD religiously, but I’m trying to move in that direction. Writing the test before code makes you write your code in a more testable way.
Typically I will mock and do integration. I like mocking when I’m testing a small piece of functionality and I want to mock away another dependency so I don’t have to worry about it. But then I’ll have an integration to make sure it all works together.
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I don’t do TDD religiously, but I’m trying to move in that direction. Writing the test before code makes you write your code in a more testable way.
Typically I will mock and do integration. I like mocking when I’m testing a small piece of functionality and I want to mock away another dependency so I don’t have to worry about it. But then I’ll have an integration to make sure it all works together.