Jakub Suchy
'Experienced C# .NET developer. Interested in smart house, Internet of Things (IoT) and new technologies as well as being an open-source enthusiast. Goal is to work with medical software, Internet of Things, game development or something meaningful.'
Reblog: Deep Synergy Between Testability and Good Design
by Jakub Suchy
- Testable code does not imply Good design.
- Good design should imply testable code.
But if you think your code base have a Good Design and you can’t easily test your code, then you can be biased about good design from your point of view.
However real good SOLID design imply easily testable code.
Why am I talking about this? Because in video below Michael Feathers really nicely explains that into big depth. After watching this I got a lot of nice guides how to design better for easily testable code.
Enjoy watching it!
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