Integration tests are much slower usually, and you are testing tons of things at the same time. Something breaks (like in that example) and you have no idea of what and why went wrong. If you unit test properly you are…
I think TDD is the best way to develop (yet). Obviously tests are code, and if you write crappy highly-coupled tests you will end up with only much more messy code. This is a clear example of bad testing. The greatest…
from the website it looks like a UX/frontend courses company, I don't know how they plan to get good feedbacks with that
Integration tests are much slower usually, and you are testing tons of things at the same time. Something breaks (like in that example) and you have no idea of what and why went wrong. If you unit test properly you are…
I think TDD is the best way to develop (yet). Obviously tests are code, and if you write crappy highly-coupled tests you will end up with only much more messy code. This is a clear example of bad testing. The greatest…
from the website it looks like a UX/frontend courses company, I don't know how they plan to get good feedbacks with that