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lisacrispin.com
The Twitterverse and other social media continue to host many discussions on topics such as "Do testers need to code?" As Pete Walen points out in his recent post, the "whole team" approach to delivering software, popularized with agile development, is often misunderstood as "everyone must write production code". The "Whole Team Approach" in practice [...] |
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blog.robbowley.net
[AI summary] Software developers should embrace automation tools like linters and code generators to reduce repetitive toil and focus on creative problem-solving, a practice predating the current AI hype. |
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www.timrosenblatt.com
I point out in the intro to Technical Debt that development has changed over the years. A core theme of the change is that computers used to be expensive and h |
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agiletester.ca
The software world experiences continual technological change. Just look at how AI is taking it by storm right now. Other changes seem much slower. Test-driven development, for example, is a long way from crossing the chasm after being around for decades. We wrote our first book, Agile Testing: A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile [...] |
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