Let’s do a small exercise. Imagine that you are a programmer creating software. Where do you think that you spend more time? Do you spend more time thinking? Do you spend more time writing? Or, do…

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Better Programming

People usually think that programmers spend more time writing. With testing, thinking takes more of the time, but it also accelerates the overall speed. Agile methodologies require constant change and updates of the code. The programmer cannot future-proof the code because it infringes on the simplicity principle.

How Programmers Waste Money

Reading the title I thought: “yeah, a dev does not need a mechanical keyboard to start coding” 🤣

“Tests are documentation” is undoubtedly one of the most idiotic things I’ve ever heard. Also, anyone who’s ever done TDD knows that it requires constant review of tests, so there’s nothing really “driven” by tests.

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programmers also look for the best way to future-proof the code.
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Yes please!