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IMHO there is silver bullet in subject of testing. I use a mix of unit and integration tests in my projects. I didn't use Property Based Testing or Mutation Based Testing. Maybe there will be opportunity for that in next projects.
Generally use Unit Tests and TDD when I'm writing some business logic or piece of code which is or could be easly separated from other parts of the system. When it's dificult to separate the code, for instance in the case of legacy systems, I prefer integration tests. I try to estimate which approach is the best in particular case based on my experience (of course sometimes I make wrong decision but that looks work of a software developer).
Thing I always try to achieve is the automation of tests. In my opinion tests which aren't triggered after every build (unit tests) or before release (integration tests) are worthless because they don't bring us the information that something is wrong.
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Great wrap up of the discussion about testing.
IMHO there is silver bullet in subject of testing. I use a mix of unit and integration tests in my projects. I didn't use Property Based Testing or Mutation Based Testing. Maybe there will be opportunity for that in next projects.
Generally use Unit Tests and TDD when I'm writing some business logic or piece of code which is or could be easly separated from other parts of the system. When it's dificult to separate the code, for instance in the case of legacy systems, I prefer integration tests. I try to estimate which approach is the best in particular case based on my experience (of course sometimes I make wrong decision but that looks work of a software developer).
Thing I always try to achieve is the automation of tests. In my opinion tests which aren't triggered after every build (unit tests) or before release (integration tests) are worthless because they don't bring us the information that something is wrong.