Will More Test Code Really Reduce Bugs…?
summary
This talk examines increasing automated test coverage in an iOS product from almost 0% to 60.3% over about a year and evaluates whether that change actually reduced bugs. It discusses concrete effects observed in daily development—what changed and what didn’t—and shares ideas and methods for improving quality and team development efficiency through writing test code.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:43Introduce tests
- 3:40Test code benefits
- 7:08Test code drawbacks
- 13:11Organizing test methods
- 17:44Tests reducing bugs
- 19:33Changes and summary
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