Agreed and I find this happening a lot in discussion of testing. It seems everyone/every company has "their way" of doing testing, which at times even includes new words for certain concepts that they find useful (e.g. stubs) and then the conversation about testing gets muddled by people doing things/naming things differently.
I only recently got into testing my code and while I love writing tests, getting started was kind of difficult because there was just so much noise. I eventually had to find one person to follow in my space (Kent C. Dodds) and just kind of go all in on his methodology.
I only recently got into testing my code and while I love writing tests, getting started was kind of difficult because there was just so much noise. I eventually had to find one person to follow in my space (Kent C. Dodds) and just kind of go all in on his methodology.