Giving estimates was already the hardest part of software development and now agents working throughout the day it has become even more scary.
What do you even reply to how much is building this thing going to cost?
@kentcdodds Instill your knowledge in skills. And use them to build/teach bigger and larger and more useful things.. I believe skills have become like a new content channel for popular experts like you.
Test management is dead. 💀
Not the job, the filing cabinet you've been paying enterprise money for.
We're holding a funeral for the old system of record. Come watch what replaces it on Aug 19, 2026.
RSVP here: https://t.co/v2pkKvUIRG
Dear @claudeai , "Suggested task" feature is good but it would be more useful if action was "create an issue in Jira/GitHub etc " with actual impact/outcome. Since I don't read code anymore I've no idea what the suggestion is.
"We have an app that is very stable and very high in quality. More than 1 million users use it, and Testsigma is part of that success." — Ty Simons @AFAS
Before Testsigma, testing relied on slow Android emulators. Now, tests run every night and AFAS has a trustworthy app.
@theo It was never about reading.. but rather understanding. I used to understand it, there was a mental model what sits where, how does it work. When a scenario happens I could trace it in mind how would the data flow through the functions.. What is the mental model now? High level?
@svpino First it came for our code.. then we said actually code is the easy part, it's the slack where the company runs. Next we'll say actually most important conversations happens face to face, then Claude will send bots physically to office to say 'hi'