Re: A simple unit test framework

When I was a QA manager I'd bristle whenever any developer said they'd
"let testers" do something. That's simply wrong. Testing is not an adjunct
to development. Testing is a profession, with technical challenges that
differ from, and often exceed in complexity, those posed by development.
The skills required to do it well are vastly different, but no less
sophisticated, than those needed to write the product itself. Most
developers think they can write good tests, but in reality, they simply
don't have the right skills, and test suites written by developers are
usually naive. A development manager who gives testers "complete freedom"
is missing the point: that's not something the manager can give or take,
it's an essential part of effective testing.