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How much time do you spend writing unit tests? ⏳
Imagine automating that process and having AI generate real-time, adaptive test cases instantly! Introducing GoCodeo, the smarter, faster way to perfect your code. It automates unit testing with AI, catches bugs early, and saves you 30% of development time. Plus, your code is never stored by GoCodeo.
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⚙️ How can automated unit testing streamline development?
🐞 What’s the impact of catching bugs earlier in the process?
🚀 How will GoCodeo change the future of coding and testing?
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@rutgerrr Thanks for the awesome suggestion. Currently, we are focused on automating unit testing, but expanding into feature tests is something we are definitely considering. We plan to integrate with GitHub, enabling GoCodeo to read real-time code, analyze it, and generate tests. We are always working to expand GoCodeo’s capabilities, and this is exactly the type of feedback that helps shape our roadmap! Keep an eye out, as we hope to make feature tests a reality soon.
I don't write unit tests nearly as much as I should 😅 Probably spend like 10% of my coding time on tests when it should be more like 30-40%. That tool sounds really cool though, would definitely help me up my testing game! 💪 Integrating with GitHub to auto-generate tests based on reading the code would be slick. 🤖
@christopher_andersona Haha, you're definitely not alone in that! 😅 A lot of us know we should be writing more tests, but it's tough to balance everything. Would love to hear how GoCodeo works for you once you’ve had a chance to try it out!
@vaibhavdwivedi I know right! It's awesome to see the community sharing their true experiences. I'm so glad that we are building something to address these problems.
It takes me different times to write unit tests, depending on the complexity of the code and project requirements. On average, it can take from a few hours to a few days. If the code is complex or requires thorough testing, it may take me longer to ensure that it is robust and covers all possible cases. On the other hand, for simple features or small changes, the process can be much faster.
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