One of the hardest things about being a solo developer is quality control.
If you're the only developer in the team, and you don't have any testers, how do you make sure you don't break things?
I've been in a lot of startups that got this wrong. Now I'm on my own and I've had to find a way to cut through all the noise and create a sustainable process to keep my software stable while continuing to innovate with creativity and vigour.
I needed to find the perfect balance of automation and flexibility.
If you're the only developer in the team, and you don't have any testers, how do you make sure you don't break things?
I've been in a lot of startups that got this wrong. Now I'm on my own and I've had to find a way to cut through all the noise and create a sustainable process to keep my software stable while continuing to innovate with creativity and vigour.
I needed to find the perfect balance of automation and flexibility.