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2026
I Almost Forgot How to Code. Is That Bad?
A year of shipping four projects with AI, run as an experiment. The bottleneck was never the coding. It is refining the problem until the tools can solve it.
2016
Experiment-driven development
After years of practising in the test automation ecosystem, an axiom crystallized in my mind.
Mismanaged QA roles
Good testers are those who become great experts of the actual behaviour of the solution under test.