Treading that line is the art of the science, to be sure, and I've found that the right amount of testing is the amount that will allow you to continue moving f

Treading that line is the art of the science, to be sure, and I've found that the right amount of testing is the amount that will allow you to continue moving fast, even after hitting traction. Technical debt will slow you down, and just because you've hit traction doesn't mean you no longer have to stick and move to keep traction and be successful. What's worse, failing fast in spite of your tests, or squandering your traction because your technical debt slowed you down?