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Why Do I Write Tests?

I was asked recently why I write tests for my code. This is a topic I have spent a lot of time discussing and teaching others about so I decided to write a post documenting my answers. Story Line Let’s say a QA engineer finds a bug in a web applicati...

Sep 6, 2020·7 min read·blog.phillipninan.comUpdated Mar 10, 2021Read the article

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Phillip Ninan

@phillip_ninan · Long Island, NY

Senior Software Engineer

I'm a software engineer interested in Cloud technologies and web applications.

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Peter Thaleikis

Satisfaction is one of the points I've never expected to be so big for myself. Good you included it!

Phillip Ninan

Thanks its a big factor for me as well!