Hi Jon, I totally understand your comment. I've been a developer for more than 30 years; now It's just 10 years I'm into testing.
It was so difficult at first, I could see only a black mess without meaning and without form. But I was stubborn and went to a course to learn in practice.
Now I don't use tests on 100% of the project, but I know that some parts are easier to develop and maintain with tests than without.
To get there I needed a very big mental shift.
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Hi Jon, I totally understand your comment. I've been a developer for more than 30 years; now It's just 10 years I'm into testing.
It was so difficult at first, I could see only a black mess without meaning and without form. But I was stubborn and went to a course to learn in practice.
Now I don't use tests on 100% of the project, but I know that some parts are easier to develop and maintain with tests than without.
To get there I needed a very big mental shift.