I’m an older software developer. One thing I spend a lot of time on is teaching more junior developers how to make things easy for QA e.g. fully-specified acceptance criteria covering edge cases.
One of the side effects of learning to write good QA acceptance criteria is becoming a pretty decent tester yourself ;)
Ah, that makes sense. I hope you stick around. Your feedback is very appreciated. I'm a novice at programming and thinking through all these edge cases. I think most of my focus in testing was going into making sure everyone reacts correctly to any events or changes, so I'm dealing with dozens of flags and checks. I haven't put much effort into the Healslut Guide yet, so I think I forgot to test it thoroughly.
