Software Should be Free Tim Abell

A follow up to my blog post on test automation - with an angle that I think is missing in so much of the software industry - outside in fully automated tests from the perspective of the user is THE most important thing - plus don't let your tests see your internals, not even for setup and teardown.

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Regular update and thoughts; the benefits of morning journaling, focussing on tech lead roles and a new right-to-represent side-project idea.
I share some tips from how to stay sharp technically when in a tech lead or other interrupt-driven role.

A quick update on coaching, contracting, side-projects and learning front-end things.