It’s really nice to save and have your tests automatically run and go green (or red) nearly instantly. There is value to that. Performance matters.
It’s really nice to save and have your tests automatically run and go green (or red) nearly instantly. There is value to that. Performance matters.
That's called not rerunning all the tests in your project and having test harnesses that know of module boundaries.
In addition, considering "saving" is something that happens on pretty much any non-code interaction, it means your tests are broken half the time when you're working. That's useless noise.