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Wobbly Bridges and Sturdy Software
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikolajpawlikowski/ Next time you visit London, make sure you walk across the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Bridge,_London. It’s a suspension bridge, engineered for pedestrians to enjoy an unobstructed view of some of London’s most celebrated sights.
It goes like this: In the late 1990s, London was looking for a way to celebrate the new millennium.
On that opening day, an estimated 100,000 people walked across the bridge, with about 2,000 people present at any given time.
Most of the time, testing is easy and/or cheap enough that there is no excuse for releasing any untested code.
It goes like this: In the late 1990s, London was looking for a way to celebrate the new millennium.
On that opening day, an estimated 100,000 people walked across the bridge, with about 2,000 people present at any given time.
Most of the time, testing is easy and/or cheap enough that there is no excuse for releasing any untested code.
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