The value of testing, do I really need to stress it? It ensures consistantly working code and a bunch of examples of what the code should or should not do. What I don't like is the large mass of frameworks out there. Almost every language has their own framework that a user must learn. That said, I'm beginning to appreciate wvtest far more now, since it is very very simplistic and almost dumb, but it works well.
I've learnt that I should really run tests randomly on new applications and libraries to ensure that the system that I am working on really works.
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