The smoke tests that never got automated
I've been a frontend dev for a few years now, and there's a pattern I kept seeing across almost every small team I worked with. New feature ships. Everyone's happy. Then three days later something completely unrelated breaks and nobody caught it. The problem was always the same: automating that requ
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