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Day: January 9, 2021

Published inTesting

Getting Lost in Test

written by Jeff Nyman

I’ve already talked a bit about how testing is a discipline with a wide-angle lens. This means it’s very possible to get “lost in test.” Getting lost in this context means abandoning that wide-angle lens and abdicating responsibility for testing. So let’s talk about getting lost!

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