| ▲ | PinkSheep 4 hours ago | |
Follow-up questions: Do you test manually? Why? Do you debug manually? Why? You wanted examples: https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/tree/master/test/jdk/java/uti... | ||
| ▲ | hackthemack 4 hours ago | parent [-] | |
I do test manually in salesforce. Mainly its because you do not control everything and I find the best test is to log in as the user and go through the screens as they do. I built up some selenium scripts to do testing. In old days, for the kinds of things I had to work on, I would test manually. Usually it is a piece of code that acts as glue to transform multiple data sources in different formats into a database to be used by another piece of code. Or a aws lambda that had to ingest a json and make a determination about what to do, send an email, change a flag, that sort of thing. Not saying mock testing is bad. Just seems like overkill for the kinds of things I worked on. | ||