Comments by "Benjamin Rood" (@benisrood) on "The Most Beloved Burger for Developers" video.

  1. Happy path is the absolute minimum. Ensuring functioning invariants which prevent the bad path should also be the minimum, imo.
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  2. ​ @brucewayne2480  No, it just means that you can skip the kind of type and input sanitisation testing that you might write for a dynamically typed language. If you think that is all testing is used for then you are either writing very trivial programs or have a lot to learn still.
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  3. ​ @antonioamaral400  It depends on the type of tests. Unit tests are relatively static if you are writing properly-defined single-responsibility functions with clean inputs and outputs without side effects. In fact you can most likely generate the test code in those cases. Integration and E2E tests fit closer to what you are saying.
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