— Writing
Notes and essays.
Thoughts on testing, bugs worth remembering, and building software that holds up.
2026-10-11
AI Writes the Tests. Judgment Decides Which Ones Matter.
Not a hype piece. Where AI saves me real hours in QA, the habits that keep it useful, and the checks I never hand over.
2026-09-20
The Bug That Only Existed on One Phone
A test suite passing on every emulator and one very specific Android device still failing in a way nobody could reproduce. What that taught me about testing "mobile" as more than one platform.
2026-09-06
The Bug That Only Shows Up When Things Go Wrong
Most API test suites are built around what happens when a request succeeds. The bugs that actually hurt users usually live in what happens when it doesn't.
2026-08-02
What AI Actually Changes About Testing (and What It Doesn't)
AI can write a test case in seconds. It still can't tell you which ten test cases actually matter. Here's where AI-assisted testing genuinely helps, and where it quietly shifts risk instead of removing it.
2026-07-11
The Bug That Taught Me to Slow Down
A small race condition, a flaky test everyone ignored, and the lesson that changed how I approach test automation.
2026-07-05
It Works On My Machine Isn't Good Enough
Why 'it works on my machine' is the most dangerous sentence in software, and what I actually mean when I say quality is a discipline.