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I wonder if I'll ever reach a point where I write a line of code and don't immediately refresh the page to see if it worked like I thought it would

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    @humanbonsai - I actually think this is good practice. It means every line you write has been tested.

    Testing only after large blocks introduces unexpected behaviour.
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    One day you will. Working on the WS I developed, last week I made changes in 3 classes and pushed the code, deployed to production and didn't bother to test. Worked like a charm. One day little one, one day.
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    Try something like browsersync then you can code away and have stuff automatically refresh. Some IDE's also offer a live edit mode and when that works I find it to be a very nice solution
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