Dittos to etcshadow, but I'd like to add my two pfenning...

There is nothing WRONG with 'testing like a noob', but testing via the Test:: series of modules can make your testing much more thorough and comprehensive.

In my opinion, the biggest benefit of a nice suite of unit tests doesn't come during the development of a module or class, but afterwards. Having an easy-to-run set of tests that covers your code shields you from a lot of buggy side-effects that can be created when you are making changes after the initial development.

Hanlon's Razor - "Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity"

In reply to Re^2: What is wrong with testing like a noob by Art_XIV
in thread What is wrong with testing like a noob by dimar

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