Claudio Zizza 🦜
25 years of software developer experience.
- Speaker, advicer & hands-on
- Customer communication/consulting
- PHP, .NET, JS, Go and many more
- Worked for HR and job cosultants
- Open Source + community contributor
- Part of the Doctrine team ![]()
A 3 year old toot of mine got a retoot galore. I'm glad that I disabled notifications.
Less than 100% Code Coverage means you missed test cases.
100% Code Coverage means you may have missed some test cases.
More than 100% Code Coverage means you need to create a PR to fix the coverage calculation.
My first tests with #Codex generated code with "projects" from scratch:
Every request/prompt resulted in features that were working as expected, but there was nearly no "thought" put into structured code. It mostly created a god class and you had to ask it to move specific code out into separate classes.
Separation of Concerns and (in few cases) Law of Demeter wasn't its strength.
You don't want to maintain code like that once AI services will become affordable for only a few people.