yes, we have integration + unit tests for everything that we do. before we release any code the entire suite gets executed and tested which helps catch bugs quickly.
we even use a subset of those tests in production to make sure all sub-systems are working, not just a ping to the api.getsocialize.com domain which isn't sufficient.
When I first started testing I was rather skeptical. But now that I do it, I wouldn't code without it. There are so many other benefits of testing like cleaner code, incremental builds for native apps, and just general confidence in your deployments that allows us to deploy anytime of the day without worry.
we even use a subset of those tests in production to make sure all sub-systems are working, not just a ping to the api.getsocialize.com domain which isn't sufficient.
When I first started testing I was rather skeptical. But now that I do it, I wouldn't code without it. There are so many other benefits of testing like cleaner code, incremental builds for native apps, and just general confidence in your deployments that allows us to deploy anytime of the day without worry.