In Five Years There Will Be No Testers Left
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Argues that dedicated QA roles will disappear within five years as teams rely on risk-based testing, monitoring, static analysis and automation instead. Cites concrete metrics (only ~20% of features used, up to 800 releases/week, audits finding 165 trackers) and describes an open‑source, Leankoala‑style tool for property-based click‑path checks; claims business‑property tests combined with logs and error monitoring can replace most manual test effort.
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