QA Monk

Test-driven development and life

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One of the biggest benefit that I cant wait to have is to run regression tests during development.

While using no code tools like bubble.io, we are majorly deprived of this.

Ive heard that in TDD(test-driven development) you write out the cases first.

Then as you experiment with solutions, you run the cases to see where you are at.

Another thing I realised is that running browser handled flows via claude.(where it takes control, takes a lot of time and tokens)

So there is a lot of room for improvement.

I get carried away with what all can be done.

Slowly increasing the complexity and feature set.

Trying to solve more problems.

Then when I get stuck abandon it entirely.

Self destruction.

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