Fabien Hiegel | @[email protected]
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Fabien Hiegel | @[email protected]
@fhiegel
Dév chez @Shodo_Nantes. Code pour le plaisir. #softwarecraftsmanship. @[email protected]









On continue dans une thématique proche, @AnneLaure2B nous parle de revue de code.




The software development I knew is now gone forever. I spent around 10 years convincing everyone that writing unit tests was critical to developing software. Unfortunately, people like unit tests until they have to write them. "We didn't have time," they'd tell you. And I get it. I understand the pressure. I know that writing more code is annoying. You have to write it, fix it, and maintain it. But then, this new generation of AI tools showed up, and the way I'm writing code is changing faster than a chameleon in a rainbow store. Last week, I started testing @CodiumAI's Visual Studio Code plugin to propose and generate unit tests for my code. I'm never going back. I now ask the plugin to propose tests for any class in my code, and a minute later, I have a list covering the happy path and the edge cases. But that’s just the start: CodiumAI analyzes your code, proposes code enhancements, and does behavior coverage. Everything without writing any prompts or leaving my IDE. I'm now 10x faster, and my code is much better. If you use Visual Studio Code or JetBrains, search and install the CodiumAI extension. You can't outrun progress! Thanks to the @CodiumAI team for helping me understand their work and partnering with me on this post!

