Reader drawings - good dragons

 Drawings of a good defect / a good dragon (exercise 9.4)

A good dragon that makes you stronger, by Claudio.




A happy dragon by Meike.




A nice dragon that doesn't bother anyone. User Interface (UI) dragon, just a difference to what was meant in design.

A dragon that helps to catch bugs! Even upside down!




A new-born nameless dragon that doesn't yet know what it will be. It could become a good dragon!


Dragon eats spider in spaghetti code.


A nice dragon (or crocodile), really a feature, in any case not a bad defect.


A mad colleague can help in testing - a mad dragon.




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