Testing

In this post, I will give some rules of thumb on how you can write cleaner, more sustainable code that are less prone to needing maintenance.

The actions we take all generate a footprint whether in the economy, in society, or in the global environment — and delivering software is no exception to this.

Take your functional automation tests a step further with Applitools Visual Testing.

3 steps for your top 10 high workload apps and how you can achieve a measurable improvement in the overall carbon footprint of your IT ops.

Test automation has been around for 25 years (give or take) and it has taken us to different levels of testing and quality, but automation is being applied with varying levels of success.

An AI-powered continuous testing platform act as an enabler to quality assurance to test faster and smarter. But what are the exact areas where AI/ML can add value to the business?

In this blog, we will describe how to approach training and coaching for testing challenges.

In this interactive session, Dennis Geurts and I will discuss the why and how of the quality engineering strategy.

In my last blog, I talked about User Acceptance Testing which is kind of the final stage before release to production. Let’s look into something that might be considered the first stage, Usability testing.

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.

Real DevOps requires real Continuous Testing which requires in-sprint TA – which is only achieved by practicing the 3rd TA era in focus.

User Acceptance Testing is a type of testing performed by the Client to verify that the system works correctly based on the business requirement specifications.