Software Development

In pursuit of creating predictive testing through advanced simulations we need slightly different support from our processes and models than we’re used to traditionally.

This article is intended to promote awareness of the SBoM amongst management.

Why are some organizations embracing new modern ways of approaching data, test automation, tools, planning and quality assurance - and some are not? What are the underlying mechanisms that is holding us back?

During the recent six months I had the privilege to work with three great organizations on how to tackle an increasingly complex development landscape. 

Do you develop a complex digital system? How do we define a complex system and how should we approach it when we want to develop it further?

A famous quote by Heraclitus goes roughly along to lines of: “The only constant in life is change”. This is especially true in the digital world where change is considered infinite.

Let’s take a look at a simple business requirement for a web application.

One thing I keep hearing from our clients is the need for earlier testing, to “shift left”. So, in this blog post I’m writing about that. What does shift left mean in software testing?

I was listening to an old recording of Steve Jobs’ speech about computers being the bicycles for our minds. In…

With the rise of cloud, cloud-native and a lot of other buzzwords, we also see the rise of all kinds of Dev(fill here)Ops practices. While I'm an avid advocate of the DevOps mindset, all the buzz around pipelines sounds old-school to me.

I want to write about a part of the culture that has been alive since the 90s but has within the last few years truly broken into the mainstream and is now a big part of today’s youth culture. I’m of course talking about speedrunning, the art of playing through video games as quickly as possible.

Being a test automation developer is challenging. Why? Because it takes many different disciplines and combines them. It’s relatively easy to find a manual software tester. It’s relatively easy to find a software developer. But to find someone who knows about both of them? That’s the difficulty.