@wycats Makes sense if you are familiar with the code you are working on. Try walking onto a monolithic legacy app with millions of lines
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@chelseakomlo drawing conclusions from failures is just as problematic as survivor bias :) -
@wycats True :) All I'm saying is testing isolated pieces of code is helpful when you are fixing code that is huge, unfamiliar, and failing -
@chelseakomlo but the question is: where are the boundaries. My opinion: they're extracted as parts of your app stabilizes. -
@wycats Sure. Black boxes that just "work" can be fine. But when they break everyone longs for overly granular tests to identify the problem
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@wycats That's why I made jasmine-flow http://briantakita.com/articles/fast-and-thorough-testing-with-jasmine-flow/ … -
@BrianTakita interesting. It looks cool -
@wycats Thank you! It's been a cornerstone of my current project. There's lots of life in the concept. - 1 more reply
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@wycats Any examples to illustrate?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@wycats Unless, of course, your product is being sold as a collection of millions of pieces.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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