Writing on engineering, delivery, quality, and the systems behind reliable products.

Quality Assurance is being phased out in favour of Quality Engineering. Here's my personal view on what that shift could actually mean in practice - and why it matters.

Is QA dead? Not quite. But the low-value parts of testing are disappearing fast. Here's what modern QA actually looks like in 2026.

Manual and automated testing both matter. The strongest teams know where each adds value, and why trying to automate everything is usually a mistake.

Missing tests create risk, but flaky tests create confusion. Good automation should build trust, not train teams to ignore the signal.

Unit, integration, and end-to-end tests all serve different purposes. The key is knowing what each is for, where it adds value, and who should own it.