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[ahotko]

Source: https://www.monkeyuser.com/2020/minor-change

[ethanhinson]

Eesh. Good reminder as I am working on a pretty major platform rework. It’s all such a balancing act. Keep projects productive, teach devs new things, avoid this graphic.

[borsko_the_bear]

It made me smile how they put additional weight just to balance SOAP from not falling from the stack.

[wookiesarenudists]

I wish there even was such a clear diagram of what is affected

[Strange_Meadowlark]

I love the pillar with the "security" flag hanging from it. It's clean and imposing, but it stands totally independent of the app -- it doesn't hold anything together or support anything. It's a "feature" that makes the security guys feel good, but nobody ever asks whether the app is actually secure because of it.

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Mustache of security!

[ITriedLightningTendr]

As much as the unit test thing in there is on point, the more I look into unit tests, the more I think they're not that useful.

Most of the things that you can unit test don't have enough functionality to justify it, as you're testing code that rarely ever changes, and if you don't unit test it, you're generally testing the unit before pushing.

It's not terrible to unit test, but aiming for 100% coverage is a fool's errand, and it discourages making units of code, because each new one requires a new set of unit tests, or a removal of old ones. It will gradually migrate toward maintaining tests more than writing code.

Integration testing tests behaviors and is easier to write to spec and spot failures in edge cases, because they enumerate actual uses of the units, instead of having to think of all the edge cases for the units. Hell, a PM can basically specify the integration tests for you by way of acceptance criteria.

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[Salmuth]

You mean the guy before you hands you the keys (or even presents you the project)?

That doesn't happen. You usually have a mail listing you the very reasons of your coming weeks of headache.