Interesting read, my biggest complaint is: confusing unit testing with integration and system testing. On every build you only run unit testing, you don't rely

Interesting read, my biggest complaint is: confusing unit testing with integration and system testing. On every build you only run unit testing, you don't rely on any external dependencies. If your test suite relies on querying external servers, you're not testing your software, you're testing your server, your internet connection, your credentials, their internet connection and their servers. That's insane to run on every build! That kind of system testing should only happen whenever you're preparing to deploy a release which isn't something that happens everyday because of how hard it is to properly do system testing. edit: also it seems they're missing a solid release cycle and manager. For every release before going to production there's a TON of testing that needs to be conducted, they're mentioned over 40 improvements this year, that's two releases a week. It's not possible that you're properly testing each of those releases. Had they done a single, well tested release with multiple fixes every 1-2 months, the burden would be significantly reduced.