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The flip side is when you've carefully tested your software, only to discover it wasn't the software you should have been writing. Doing the thing right is use
by pfdietz 2y ago
The flip side is when you've carefully tested your software, only to discover it wasn't the software you should have been writing. Doing the thing right is useless if you weren't doing the right thing. An exploratory system that tries to figure out what the right thing is doesn't have to be well tested, at least at that point.
- intrasight 2y agoOur users both tell us what the software should do and they also do the testing. Where we sometimes fail is when the users say they tested a feature when in fact they assume that the developer did. Of course the developer tests what the wrote, but often a build will go awry and we count on users to verify things.