So for my first #BlogADayMay, I’m doing a rant I’ve had saved up for a while. Continuous Deployment, which is one of the new shiny hawtness going around, isn’t always the right thing.
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One of the odder practices of “conventional” software development that I’ve ever come across is the post-release test cycle. It’s something that has baffled me ever since I first saw it; you go through the normal development cycle, including testing, and then you deploy to production – and then you test it again. Sometimes with test cases that weren’t done during development. Why?
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Software is too expensive to build cheaply.... 