<ul><li>Initially, writing tests was not a natural process for the author and felt like an optional chore.</li><li>The author used to believe testing was something to be added later, similar to documentation or error handling.</li><li>However, after facing a bug in a function written months ago, the author realized the importance of testing and how the mindset of skipping it led to consequences.</li><li>The realization of the significance of testing came not from a major production failure but from a minor bug in a helper method.</li></ul>

Why Writing Tests Wasn’t Natural for Me — and How I Finally Got Over the Hump

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