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Unit tests
Feb. 2nd, 2017 10:27 pmHow do you convince a senior developer to write unit tests even when he thinks that his code is easy to understand?
I already tried:
1) Unit tests have test cases that help to understand the underlying business logic during code review.
2) Having automated test coverage makes code more maintainable, because tests allow quick experiments with changing underlying implementation.
3) Tests are needed anyway (manual or automatic), so why not immediately write auto-tests during development?
Update: LJ discussion.
I already tried:
1) Unit tests have test cases that help to understand the underlying business logic during code review.
2) Having automated test coverage makes code more maintainable, because tests allow quick experiments with changing underlying implementation.
3) Tests are needed anyway (manual or automatic), so why not immediately write auto-tests during development?
Update: LJ discussion.
