In this episode of Software Testing with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore shift-left testing—moving quality checks earlier in the development lifecycle. They focus on a real-world case: how a mid-sized e-commerce team reduced their bug-fix cycle by 40 percent by catching defects during design and code review, rather than after deployment. Lucas explains the three concrete practices they adopted: lightweight threat modeling in sprint planning, automated static analysis on every commit, and testable acceptance criteria written by product managers. Luna challenges whether shift-left works for legacy codebases, and they discuss a pragmatic hybrid approach. If you're a QA engineer, developer, or tech lead tired of firefighting production bugs, this episode gives you actionable tactics to shift your testing left without slowing velocity.

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