Author: Edvaldo Freitas

Publishing new code can feel uncertain. You push a change and want confidence that nothing outside the intended scope was affected. The best teams do not rely on chance, they rely on process. A central part of that process is knowing how to write well-structured software test cases that are clear, effective, and repeatable, thereby…

In many teams, security review only happens at the end of the cycle, sometimes just a week before release after months of development. The result is almost always the same: reports full of alerts, features being cut, delays, and weeks spent fixing issues that could have been avoided with minutes of early prevention. This scenario…

Building software is one thing. Building software that people trust, rely on, and don’t want to throw out the window is another thing entirely. The gap between those two realities is bridged by testing. And when you’re building developer tools, that trust is everything. Getting to grips with the different kinds of testing in software…

Let’s be clear. Almost everyone has been through this: you inherit a project, open the codebase, and find chaos. Inconsistent names, functions hundreds of lines long, and no tests. The original authors have long since left the company, and now it’s up to you to decipher everything. This slowly kills development velocity, and it could…