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I’m soon to do a 10min Grok talk on Unit Testing at my company. I’ve been trying it myself, and feel that it can certainly bring benefits to the company. We already do WebInject testing in our dedicated QA team, But I want to try and sell unit testing to the devs.
So with only 10mins what would you cover and why?
Unit testing is all about confidence.
It allows you to be confident that your code is solid, and that other people can rely on it when they’re writing their own parts of a system. If you can get across that unit testing will help to eliminate the trepidation that comes with the first release of a new system, I would hope that your audience will soon become very interested.