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I was an engineer on the Visual Studio team. Internally, the Notepad project existed to provide a minimal, shippable product that we could use as a testbed. We
by LatencyKills 8mo ago
I was an engineer on the Visual Studio team. Internally, the Notepad project existed to provide a minimal, shippable product that we could use as a testbed. We used it to validate everything from compiler changes to kernel32 loader behavior on beta versions of Windows. If Notepad didn’t run, your feature didn’t work.
This doesn't seem like a good idea.
- cogman10 8mo agoWell, you see, they got rid of all the QA so those tests stopped adding value ;)
- seanthemon 8mo agothey have AI, they don't need QA or tests, come on man, aren't you a 9999999x engineer?
- tracker1 8mo agoOn a serious note... with AI, I feel I'm getting about a 5x improvement on average in terms of productivity.