Test Banks
Test Bank Implementation is the most challenging and worst part of this world to us.
You have to have at least five packets with a biter and four packets with a Pincher, and all of them in a coordinated order, on every page.
It’s not a pleasant task.
So I asked our technology person if we could do away with the perforated sheets that we use and only do packet packs (a biter pack, a pincher pack, and a sponge) for at least the older children.
Don’t fear having to implement unit tests
As a developer, you need to be able to change your system easily. But a large part of this is not having to have your entire system broken to fix one little thing in one test.
Think of it this way:
Let’s say you are writing a database schema to replace an existing one, and now you need to add support for two new columns.
If you change the schema in one place and have your entire system change, the tests will break.
If you change it in a different place and only have one test affected,
