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		By: Jon Lauridsen		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[And the good news is that when you look back horrified that project will be refactorable, because it has tests! :)

Rob. you send my down the path of unit tests, and it really did change everything I knew about programming. For me, I think collaborating with someone brings out some very interesting implications of tests. Its incredibly eye-opening to work with code someone else wrote and you wonder &quot;this could benefit from a change&quot; and *actually be able to change that code*. Or someone wonders about your code in an edgecase you didn&#039;t think of, and a test instantly shows if there&#039;s a problem or not. Having true confidence in code is worth everything, and it starts with unit tests.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>And the good news is that when you look back horrified that project will be refactorable, because it has tests! :)</p>
<p>Rob. you send my down the path of unit tests, and it really did change everything I knew about programming. For me, I think collaborating with someone brings out some very interesting implications of tests. Its incredibly eye-opening to work with code someone else wrote and you wonder &#8220;this could benefit from a change&#8221; and *actually be able to change that code*. Or someone wonders about your code in an edgecase you didn&#8217;t think of, and a test instantly shows if there&#8217;s a problem or not. Having true confidence in code is worth everything, and it starts with unit tests.</p>
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