Testing
The right not to read the code
The author of Clean Code spent decades reminding us that reading code is most of the job. This week he said he stopped reading what his agents write, and that confidence comes from somewhere else: a gauntlet of constraints made of tests, metrics, mutation testing and coverage. I agree, and I explain with the caveats that matter: the gauntlet has an anatomy, and the human's role shifts from inspector to designer.
