We only test once, before going live
In modern software development, everything is connected.
A small tweak to one part of an application can create unexpected issues somewhere else. That’s why continuous testing isn’t a luxury—it’s a requirement.
In this video, Luc from ASUP reflects on a common misconception he’s encountered: that software doesn’t need to be tested every time it’s updated. But with preventive, adaptive, technical, and functional updates happening all the time, this kind of thinking is dangerous.
Skipping tests might save time upfront, but it introduces risks that compound quickly—system instability, hidden bugs, and poor user experiences.
ASUP automates testing so your team never has to question if something was missed. Every change triggers a full check of the system. No gaps. No guesswork. Just peace of mind.
Luc’s perspective is sharp and direct:
If you’re not testing consistently, you’re setting yourself up for failure.
Watch the video to hear why ASUP makes continuous testing non-negotiable.
