Message from JavaScript discussions
September 2017
— Well, all depends on code, I'll agree to sometimes
Not if you have good machine (with ssd) . and if your application is simple you can use sqlite db in memory
— Imho, it depends on the kind of app that your developing. For example, recently my team got assigned a 2 million € project for BIC. That project requires highly detailed architecture design before starting to code as well as tons of integrations, with their integration tests
— It depends on the scale
— Ehhhhhh
— So you want to limit development of your app to only those with good machines?
— Not good for collaboration m8
— Simple applications like crud apps don't need unit tests . except when you have very custom features and class (this if you use good tested framework like laravel in php or ror in ruby)
— Depends entirely on where they're used, how stable they need to be, etc
— Like you said it depends
— And if you want a good app, you'll of course avoid PHP at ALL costs
— Did you used this onion arch with js before in real project?