Whenever you introduce a new quality control measure, things often seem to get worse before they get better.

You never need to wait for permission to start doing quality work.

Just because you've found the best burger in town, doesn't mean you've found the best burger in the world.

Do you find yourself routinely, or even rotely, disabling linter rules on a case-by-case basis?

"Of course you need dedicated testers. Don't you want dedicated building inspectors?"

It's like mixing the eggs and mixing the flour as different parts of a cake recipe.

Bugs are painful, but then rather than avoiding them, let's make sure we're prepared to address that pain quickly.

A passing test suite means the experiment can begin.

Zombies, podcast automation, and where bugs come from.

Tired of waiting for the only test environment to become available?

Avoiding pain often prevents us from improving something important.