I think people conflate testing code with testing products. Sure, there's some overlap there, but the code really isn't a product until it reaches a benchmark of quality that customers will accept. Now figuring out who the customer is to understand what benchmarks to reach is a completely different problem, which feedback loops can help with. (All stuff you've talked about before.)
I think people conflate testing code with testing products. Sure, there's some overlap there, but the code really isn't a product until it reaches a benchmark of quality that customers will accept. Now figuring out who the customer is to understand what benchmarks to reach is a completely different problem, which feedback loops can help with. (All stuff you've talked about before.)