What is Continuous Testing? 

You're too kind. Thank you!

You're welcome, Shirkhan, thanks for watching! 🙂

You want to work towards the mix suggested in the video. Starting with some automated functional and API tests makes sense since a small number of tests can provide you insight into whether the key use cases seem to still work. That's super valuable. However, you want the developers to start writing unit tests around whatever code they are touching. If some code is never touched, it may never get a unit test, but you'll start getting tests where the changes are and that's where they're most valuable.

Can I clap and bring them back like you can with faeries? More seriously, what's your objection to the pyramid framing?

If you're using a VR headset, he's writing on your eyes so it slowly seeps into your head so you can remember

It's a sheet of semi-thick, clear glass. By lining the edges with LEDs, you get a bit of a glowing effect when you write on it with dry-erase markers.

Performance, useability, penetration, etc, etc, etc. They're all real. The principles are the same though. The more you can do against stable surfaces like APIs the better. The more you can do quickly, the better. The expensive testing needs to be done judiciously. You can apply this directly to security land as well. Static code scans are relatively cheap, active scans less so, manual white-hat penetration tests are very expensive. You want all of it, but optimize for cheap and fast.

Deters0n 😂

They flip the screen horizontally I think. He is, most probably, right handed :)

The video is flipped