Unit Tests Won’t Save You
This is how you do it. If you’re writing unit tests, you’re not gonna make it. PhotoAI.com is now almost 14,000 lines of raw PHP mixed with inline HTML, CSS in <style> and raw JS in <script> tags I did not use TS, flexbox or frameworks except jQ...
A screenshot of a social media post joking about building a large web application with nearly 14,000 lines of raw PHP, inline HTML, CSS, and JavaScript instead of using unit tests, TypeScript, flexbox, or modern frameworks. The punchline is exaggerated anti-best-practices humor: the chaotic codebase is presented as the way to succeed, while writing tests is portrayed as something that would prevent shipping. It is used as a reaction to debates about overengineering, software craftsmanship, and rapidly built startup projects. EN: A screenshot of a social media post joking about building a large web application with nearly 14,000 lines of raw PHP, inline HTML, CSS, and JavaScript instead of using unit tests, TypeScript, flexbox, or modern frameworks. The punchline is exaggerated anti-best-practices humor: the chaotic codebase is presented as the way to succeed, while writing tests is portrayed as something that would prevent shipping. It is used as a reaction to debates about overengineering, software craftsmanship, and rapidly built startup projects.
- @gentoomemes / 5190 2023-07-03
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- social media post screenshot
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- саркастичный, абсурдный
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- en
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