That is the way to go! Smart, if all code samples came from actual unit tests eg. Mocha you would also practice the mentality of "placing tests in the first room".
Yeah I might try it in some future blogs. I've always been a fan of TDD but never made space to properly go through all the phases and the process because I felt there was "not enough time". I'm slowly changing this mindset not only because I feel like TDD is really awesome but also because of how the "not enough time" mindset impacts me and my ability to code at times.
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Tnx for this list.
Minor feedback in the ✨ guard clauses
It will not return undefined since you do not break the function flow, it will continue to the end and return
""(empty string).yup,
a solution would be to add a return before the
console.warnthen it would returnundefinedAh! True. I edited that part and didn't edit the examples. Argh I should write unit tests for my blogs 😩 Thank you!
That is the way to go! Smart, if all code samples came from actual unit tests eg. Mocha you would also practice the mentality of "placing tests in the first room".
Yeah I might try it in some future blogs. I've always been a fan of TDD but never made space to properly go through all the phases and the process because I felt there was "not enough time". I'm slowly changing this mindset not only because I feel like TDD is really awesome but also because of how the "not enough time" mindset impacts me and my ability to code at times.