The practice of an organization using its own product to test and promote the product.
"By dogfooding, we can identify and fix issues before they affect our customers."
A type of software testing that aims to verify that changes or enhancements to a software application have not adversely affected existing features or functionality, ensuring that previously developed and tested code continues to work as expected after modifications, updates, or fixes.
"After implementing a new feature, the team conducted regression testing to ensure that no existing functionality was broken by the changes."
A term used to denote the exclamation mark (!) character, often used in programming to indicate negation or to execute commands.
"In many programming languages, a bang before a boolean expression inverts its value."
In the context of software, refers to frameworks or platforms that prescribe a certain way of doing things, often through a set of conventions or default configurations.
"Opinionated frameworks can greatly simplify development by reducing the number of decisions a developer needs to make, but they can also be restrictive."
