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Along my journey as a professional software engineer, I have encountered few developers eager to write code that exercises their code. In a typical structured environment, management is usually the least excited about developers writing unit tests because they assume it takes them away from actually writing production code. Some developers proudly proclaim that their code is perfect the first time, and will fly through the testing phase of development only to be shocked when their flawless creation of art and code has been returned, unapologetically, by some random QA guy.
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© 2010 Danton Chin, Claus Höfele, Ben Kazez, Saul Mora, Leon Palm, Scott Penberthy, Ben Britten Smith, Chuck Smith, David Smith, Arne de Vries, and Joost van de Wijgerd
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Mora, S. (2010). Write Better Code and Save Time with Unit Testing. In: More iPhone Cool Projects. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2923-0_4
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