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The one thing that I don't understand about his argument is why having dedicated QA is bad? Having QA doesn't mean you shouldn't test your own code, but you hav
by qzcx 11y ago
The one thing that I don't understand about his argument is why having dedicated QA is bad? Having QA doesn't mean you shouldn't test your own code, but you have blind spots when it comes to testing your own code. It is easy to make assumptions about how your code should work.
- pbowyer 11y agoThe post has a good core, but is wrapped in opinions like this which detract. I agree with you entirely: I produce my best code when I test everything, and then someone else tests and discovers the parts I excluded from 'everything'.