Epistemic Testing, Chapter 01 – What Makes a Test a Test?

“The purpose of a test is not to prove correctness, but to reveal understanding.” We write code to shape ideas into form, but what we really wrestle with every day are the invisible things: assumptions about business logic, intentions buried in variable names, and expectations about how systems will behave when no one is watching. … Continue reading Epistemic Testing, Chapter 01 – What Makes a Test a Test?