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Growth exposes fragility.The system that works at 10,000 users collapses at 1 million. The deployment process that feels “fine” becomes a liability at scale. The architecture that shipped your MVP becomes the bottleneck for your next market.The question facing modern technical leaders is no longer:“Can we build it?”It is:“Can we scale it, operate it, govern it, and evolve it — without breaking trust, burning out teams, or destroying margins?”This book provides a blueprint for building resilient architectures, high-velocity engineering organizations, and systems designed to survive real-world uncertainty.

El QA Testing, al que algunas personas llaman aseguramiento de la calidad, es mucho más que buscar errores en una aplicación o sistema. Mi objetivo no es solo enseñarte técnicas o herramientas, sino también inspirarte a construir una carrera sólida y apasionante en este mundo. Porque, te hablo con el corazón, ser QA no es solo un trabajo técnico; es una oportunidad para ser parte fundamental del éxito de cualquier proyecto.

Ever wonder why things get harder over time? You were only taught half of coding. Learn the other half and reverse code rot.

There are are many great ideas in TDD, Lean, and in how Lean has been attempted to be applied to software development. Many of those ideas are worth keeping. Some ideas need to be expanded to apply to more of the process. Some ideas need to change. And some need dropped, or at least, de-emphasized. We will do just that, examine the principles of TDD and Lean, examine the "why" of those principles, mix in some other ideas, and then derive some practical practices that make sense to practice in the building of current software projects.