> The next step I'd like to see is all the $5 shared hosts supporting HTTPS by default via something like Let's Encrypt. There's really no excuse anymore.
Excellent point. I can see Lets Encrypt turn into one of those crucial infrastructure providers (similar to square/stripe/paypal for payments) but for https
I agree with you. Home page feels a bit too spaced out. Then again, with BART currently running massively delayed, I can afford the time to look through the home page in a leisurely pace.
Wow, the results are quite eye opening. I'm admittedly not the most "diligent" when it comes to testing (I write enough to pass code review), but I would definitely fall in the camp of overestimating the amount of time spent testing by 3x
But I'm not quite sure if there is a direct correlation between time spent writing tests and overall software quality?
Excellent point. I can see Lets Encrypt turn into one of those crucial infrastructure providers (similar to square/stripe/paypal for payments) but for https