Testing isn’t about doing everything. It’s about doing the right things and doing enough of them to sleep well at night.

If you're trying to balance quality, speed, and complexity, risk gives structure to your thinking and clarity to your priorities.

Use risk as a spotlight.

After running five sessions of Good Enough Testing workshops last year, in the first months of this year, I decided to pause for a bit. The reason? I needed time to focus on my health.

It was the right call. Now I am ready to come back with fresh energy and a new format.

A reminder of two things where I contribute and invite you to join:

I curate @shortrubynews :
> It is a long and comprehensive Monday morning summary of the articles, discussions, and news from the Ruby community

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"Rails is still one of the fastest ways to start with a strong foundation that works in production at a global scale"

From: https://rubycentral.org/news/company-spotlight-how-persona-scales-high-stakes-identity-systems-with-rails/

#Ruby #Rails #Builders

"Ruby’s commitment to whimsy feels almost revolutionary, punk, even"

Source: https://stevengharms.com/posts/2025-06-07-the-delightful-art-of-rubys-impenetrable-naming

When using LLMs to write tests, you should remain in control of choosing the test cases or at least review them.

Here is an example of prompting Claude Code to identify test cases for my review before asking it to start writing the test cases.