ragamuf
Software developers should not be afraid of their code
A little halloween hocus-pocus on the value proposition of having a reliable test suite in place.
You are not scared, are you?
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mercyf
Having right balance (Test Pyramid) between unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests give confidence.
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ragamuf
Yep, as with all things in life striking the right balance is key.
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