#testerproblems Suchergebnisse
Looks like the testnet is under temporary maintenance. I’m excited to try it as soon as it comes back!!
have not had a more frustrating and unproductive day of testing in a while
At this point 😂 It’s evident that there’s no hope for Testers It’s disappoints after disappointments Probably time to re-strategize
What you’ll likely experience doing testnets - Insufficient faucets - Buggy swaps - Buggy bridges - Slow transaction time - Buggy interfaces These are the reasons why they are difficult
Testing has helped me patch a giant game-breaking FPS issue that I would have never caught on release, these testers are being forced to put in that work type shit
🚨 Heads up, Dexlyn fam! 🚨 We’re experiencing a slight technical glitch in the Testnet Trading Game. Our team is on it and working to fix this ASAP. Thanks for hanging in there—we’ll be back soon with more updates! #Dexlyn #TradingGame #challenge
I'm just gonna update this as more get added lol: - If I was a tester testing what needs to be tested - Testing for testing reasons beyond what we know as testers - Testing the test of testers cup
Tag your manager or developer friend who can relate to this. . . . #DeveloperLife #TesterProblems #CodingLife #BugFixing #CodeDebugging #Management #manager
Tag your developer or tester friend who can relate to this. . #DeveloperLife #TesterProblems #CodingLife #BugFixing
One of the biggest failures of the testing evangelist community stems from starting newcomers with unit tests, isolation, and mocking... instead of the dumb-obvious first step: reproduce what you're already doing manually.
Empezar a hacer testing es HORRIBLE, te sientes imbécil, no sabes que testear ni como hacerlo y es muy frustrante. Realmente espero que los primeros pasos que demos en este curso os ayude porque recuerdo lo mucho que me frustré intentando aprender y sé que es horrible.
Here's how you might fix your flaky integration tests on the web. You have to make sure that your elements are visible before doing ANYTHING with them. Learnt this the hard way this week!
I know your first response is "but testing has collapsed". Yes, but this is new cases plotted against new tests:
Problem: You want to assure your unit test doesn't produce console errors. Solution: Assert that console error hasn't been called after each test. This example uses Jest.
So obviously more tests won't help. The problem is actually caring enough to make the software good. Current programmer culture seems to use tests as virtue signaling, but there is not much correlation with quality since the shipped software is still broken.
When people don’t have time to write tests, it is usually because in their context testing is hard. There may be a lack of infrastructure, a lack of examples or a lack of practice in the several skills involved. Shaming folks who don’t test solves none of those challenges.
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