> We can write code a lot faster than we can safely deploy it at the moment.
We always could. That has been true since the days we programmed computers by plugging jumper wires into a panel.
> We always could. That has been true since the days we programmed computers by plugging jumper wires into a panel.
That's news to me, and I'm an ancient greybeard in development.
If you have a team of 1x f/time developer and 1x f/time tester, the tester would be spending about half their day doing nothing.
Right now, a single developer with Claude code can very easily overwhelm even a couple of testers with new code to test.
> We always could. That has been true since the days we programmed computers by plugging jumper wires into a panel.
That's news to me, and I'm an ancient greybeard in development.
If you have a team of 1x f/time developer and 1x f/time tester, the tester would be spending about half their day doing nothing.
Right now, a single developer with Claude code can very easily overwhelm even a couple of testers with new code to test.