Despite your expertise and commitment to quality, you remain “just the tester”. It’s frustrating. It’s demoralising. And unfortunately, it’s incredibly common.

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When a bug makes you rich, and a judge rules in your favour

A “greenfield” project means a new software development project or initiative with no prior codebase or legacy system in place, which gives the development team the freedom to design processes and choose tools without the constraints of legacy architecture.The term originates from the concept of building on undeveloped land, and is contrasted by “brownfield” projects, which involve working with existing systems or codebases, and processes and tools needed to accommodate or integrate with existing components. 

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A four-panel comic illustrating the concept of technical debt. In the first panel, two stick figures dressed as miners, wearing helmets and holding tools, excitedly say 'This way!' as they enter a ...

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