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interesting. it sorta make sense since i can relate a bit. I work at a university btw. :)

but most of our job is code maintenance, bug fix and adding new features. that's why the manager is excited to learn that i started testing and writing doc about it on our wiki.

lots of our code are mission critical though as we write and maintain apps that deal with course enrollment, all kind of student info etc.

perlmonk is the first place where i look for testing knowledge. nodes from chromatic and adrianh have helped me a lot.

In reply to Re^2: when do you stop writing test? by Qiang
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