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Jul 14, 2020, 4:29 PM UTC

Had a lot of fun writing this post. There are a lot of important reasons for testing but the biggest wins are long term.

Team not prioritizing automated tests? See why testing saves time after code is written.#Testing #AutomatedTesting #CodingProductivity #StreamlinedWorkflow https://t.co/RKuowj5wWN
— SitePen (@sitepen) July 14, 2020

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I'm a software engineer living in Southern California building cool things using JavaScript and other web technologies. I enjoy traveling to other countries and spending time in nature.

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Jul 10, 2020, 3:12 PM UTC

Also, 6,000 years seems like a long time ago for reintroduction. I feel like a lot will have changed ecologically.

Jul 15, 2020, 2:26 PM UTC

@ethanculp Dedicated QA roles tend to do a better job of thinking through edge cases. Without QA you need more of that kind of thinking throughout the development process (requirements/story writing, development, and peer review).

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