Writing good unit tests is hard. Badly written unit tests can sometimes be worse than having no tests at all. In this part of my series, I'm going through some bad approaches I have often seen even experienced developers do when they write unit tests. It may be one reason why everybody does not love unit tests, their experiences have been less than stellar.
Join me for a 20-minute session, let's discover some of those mistakes, and talk about how to write better unit tests. Better unit tests of course lead to much more pleasant days when working on that code, a much better salary and life overall, and eventually, universal happiness and world peace. So perhaps invest a bit of time here, might be worth your while.
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